Sentence examples for considered calling for from inspiring English sources

As the election of 1864 approached, even loyal Republicans considered calling for a convention to nominate another candidate.

One hot July day, when the girl had stared at her sickening bank balance at the A.T.M., she'd considered calling for help.

The government officials said that the administration had also considered calling for legislation that would offer an explicit government guarantee on the $5 trillion of debt owned or guaranteed by the companies.

Dutch peacekeepers in the area considered calling for NATO air strikes in response to the attack, but they decided against them because the Serbs were not using heavy weapons, and out of fear of another hostage crisis.

One NSW politician was considering calling for Milne to resign in the next month.

Mr Davis said he was considering calling for a statement in the Commons today.

Bernie Sanders is considering calling for a recount in Kentucky this morning after narrowly losing the state's primary to Hillary Clinton.

Local Democrats, led by State Representative Christopher L. Caruso of Bridgeport, are asking the Democratic Town Committee to consider calling for the resignation of Mayor Joseph P. Ganim, left, a fellow Democrat.

Ms. Freed and Councilman Stephen DiBrienza, chairman of the welfare committee, said they were considering calling for special hearings on the matter.

Making last year's 10-year tax cut permanent would have little short-term impact, although Republicans on Capitol Hill are considering calling for phased-in personal income tax rate reductions scheduled for 2004 and 2006 to take effect immediately.

Leaders of the group said they are also considering calling for a national strike, the fourth in less than a year, aimed at shutting down the country's businesses.