Sentence examples for considered next year from inspiring English sources

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Audie Cornish will fill in for Michele Norris on the NPR program "All Things Considered" next year, the public radio organization said Wednesday.

But cynics have already noted that by the time the 2007 figures are considered next year the danger of relegation will already have been removed, with a new franchise system due to be introduced for 2009.

Consumer advocates hope to insert an opt-in mandate in the revision of the European Union's Data Protection Directive, the main body of privacy law, which will be considered next year.

To be considered, a country must be poor: ie, its income per head must be $1,400 or less (though some middle-income countries will be considered next year).

New arrangements with NATO, however, could well ease Russian objections to the expansion of the alliance into the former Baltic republics of the old Soviet Union, a step likely to be considered next year.

Henderson said the horse is likely to stay at trips of two miles, although two-and-a-half miles at Aintree might be considered next year.

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They might be considered New Year's resolutions.

The legislation will be considered later this month.

The bids will be considered this week.

Of nine former winners considered this year two were longlisted.

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