Sentence examples for considered strip from inspiring English sources

I'm thinking Rocky wore that much because any less and the theaters they played in would have been considered strip clubs and the movie would have been a porno.

Councillors are also considering stripping Ford's authority to set the city council's agenda.

The allegations prompted Jim McMahon, a Labour MP, to write to David Cameron asking him to consider stripping Green of his honour.

Mr. McCain has not changed his position, and Democrats had been considering stripping the provision to advance the legislation.

After the appeal was denied, Bowl Championship Series officials said they would consider stripping the Trojans of their 2004 title.

The home secretary said she was considering stripping the Passport Office of its agency status and bringing it under the direct control of the Home Office.

In a push to force Anthony Weiner from office, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi will meet with other top Democrats today to consider stripping him of committee assignments, Politico reports.

"If he was guilty of molestation, then probably we should consider stripping him of the honor," Newhan said in an interview Wednesday.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have significant tax and regulatory advantages over commercial and investment banks, and Gary Gensler, a Treasury under secretary, urged a Congressional committee on Wednesday to consider stripping the companies of many of those benefits.

A second Tory MP has written to the first civil service commissioner to ask him to consider stripping McBride of his pension for "serious and repeated breaches" of the civil service code and the special advisers' code of conduct.

For the sake of passengers, the government needs to take immediate action, including considering stripping Govia Thameslink Railway of its franchise and running the services in the public sector".