Sentence examples for considered pending from inspiring English sources

Home sales are considered pending when the seller has accepted an offer but the deal has not yet closed.

Routine diagnosis and management of iron deficiency in patients with symptomatic heart failure, regardless of anaemia status, and prompt intervention using i.v. iron therapy should now be considered, pending the outcome of larger ongoing randomized controlled trials and longer term safety data.

Currently unlicensed third-generation smallpox vaccines may be considered (pending licensure) as replacements to ACAM2000 (Sanofi Pasteur Biologics, Lyon, France), the currently licensed vaccinia vaccine, for laboratory workers at national variola testing sites or perhaps an even broader population of laboratory workers throughout the United States.

Judge Jon S. Tigar of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals issued an order on Friday stating that Berkeley Patients Group, a 15-year-old pot shop that bills itself as California's oldest, can continue to operate while the court considers pending litigation.

The cause of the fire was considered accidental, pending an investigation by fire marshals, the police said.

"The Firefly" was the first Fringe episode to broadcast in its Friday slot, and many journalists considered the pending viewership numbers critical for the future of the show.

Any sample testing at or above threshold was considered positive, pending additional specificity testing.

As the validity and reliability measures to be used are context specific, they should be considered provisional, pending a larger study.

He is also considering a pending settlement of a class-action lawsuit filed by authors and publishers over Google's book-scanning project.

Mr. Pitt -- who for months had been testifying that industry groups, not regulators, should be writing conflict-of-interest rules for Wall Street -- announced that the agency would consider whether pending industry proposals ought to be strengthened.

In that case, the state's highest court last year interceded on its own to consider a pending Appellate Court appeal filed by Orange in its legal battle to stop a Wilton developer's court-ordered plan to build a 168-unit affordable housing complex on a 9.5 acre Prindle Hill Road site off exit 41 of the Connecticut Turnpike.