Sentence examples for considering a call from inspiring English sources
Governor Bush has said he would have pressed harder to persuade OPEC countries to "turn on the spigots," and said he is considering a call to repeal a 4.3 cent federal gas tax approved in 1993 as part of President Clinton's economic plan, for which Vice President Gore cast the tiebreaking vote.
Researchers there are considering a call for stringent controls on future field experiments aimed at finding ways to curb climate change.
Speaking during first minister's questions at Holyrood, Mr Salmond told Ms Davidson the Scottish government was "carefully considering" a call from Solicitor General, Lesley Thomson QC, for a specific offence of domestic abuse to be created.
The U.S. National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity (NSABB), which has asked scientists and journals to redact key details in two explosive influenza papers, is also considering a call for a voluntary broader moratorium on the publication of similar studies while an international debate is held to discuss how the field should proceed.
Fabio Capello is considering a call-up for Fulham's reserve goalkeeper David Stockdale for his squad to play Denmark on Wednesday in which the England manager intends to give a chance to some of the next generation of players.
It was considered a call to arms — you alone would control your data.
In France, where food is eaten on a schedule, the Anytime Bar would be considered a call to culinary anarchy.
Still, the European Union is unlikely to consider a call to break up the former monopolies, according to a person close to the commission's thinking.
Councillors in Aberdeen are to consider a call to halt planned deer culls in the city.
"Currently, call tracking considers a call (as conversion) to be sufficient for attribution – sometimes as a lead alone, other times as an Average Conversion Value per call.
Within this approach, we neglect the directionality of links and consider a call from user i to user j equivalent to a call from j to i.
