Sentence examples for considered the draft from inspiring English sources
They considered the draft unconstitutional, "and they would not obey it".
"The feasibility of creating a European system of border guards should be considered," the draft document says.
Jones, who was widely considered the draft's top prospect, was selected fourth by the Nashville Predators.
We considered the draft made during the first session to be an intermediate state in the ability to articulate integration, which was further developed during the second session [ 1].
The CCLM, having carefully considered the Draft Agreement, made several modifications thereto in the light of the comments of the representatives of the four governments directly concerned (Afghanistan, India, Iran and Pakistan) and of the principles governing conventions and agreements adopted by the Ninth Session of the FAO Conference.
Few believe high school players will consider the draft in the same numbers they do in basketball, but the effects will still be felt.
Bower told the parliamentary committee considering the draft defamation bill that the proprietor of Express Newspapers was "a violent and fundamentally dishonest man".
But they will probably explore bringing in a free-agent guard or consider the draft, which Bradway believes will yield good offensive linemen.
There are shorter wrap-ups or you can go right to considering the draft's biggest bargains, with help from ESPN.com's Jeffri Chadiha.
Setting out future business in the Commons, Hague said: "The business for next week will be: Monday 10 November, consideration of a business of the house motion, followed by a motion to consider the draft Criminal Justice and Data Protection (Protocol No 36) Regulations".
Appearing on Wednesday before a Westminster hearing of the joint committee of MPs and peers considering the draft prisoner voting bill, the justice secretary conceded that the rights of prisoners to vote was not a fundamental political question and that there were even reasonable arguments in its favour as a means of enhancing rehabilitation of offenders.
