"considered interested" is not a correct phrase in English.
You could use "showing interest," or "seeming interested" instead. For example: He seemed interested in the project, so I offered to help him get started.
But Publicis is considered interested because it has greatly expanded its relationship with Procter & Gamble, the largest client of Grey Global, by acquiring Procter agencies, including Leo Burnett Worldwide, D'Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles and Saatchi & Saatchi.
For what reason?" Thursday's hearing is expected to decide: How many witnesses there will be and who will be considered "interested persons".
If such denial would affect a state adversely, that state may be considered legitimately interested.
General verdicts to date: it's an archaic, risible, underpaid job; none of the truly major poets (Heaney, Walcott, Hill, Muldoon, Prynne, etc) will be eligible, or considered, or interested; it should go to a woman; that woman should preferably be an accessible entertainer such as Pam Ayres.
These significant threats were just some of the issues which led me to grow into being a very passionate and considered person interested in humanitarian and social issues.
The general public and the consumers could also be considered as interested parties in some circumstances.
"Chelsea loved it so much that we started seriously considering how interested other people might be in 3D printed sugar.
Despite the saturated ELN Market, results from the BioSistemika and DaM surveys indicated that whilst a large percentage of academic users are considering or interested in using ELNs (as shown in Fig. 3; Table 2), they are lacking in uptake in academia [19, 35].
And consider me interested!
People I never considered to be interested in sports or competition chatted about it.
