Sentence examples for considering a draft from inspiring English sources

The committee discussed the affair this morning before its members started considering a draft report containing the conclusions of its ongoing inquiry into press standards.

The electricity liberalisation plan that America's President Clinton offered recently included a requirement that 5.5% of electricity be generated from renewables, and the European Union is considering a draft directive on the subject.

The government now appears to be considering a draft law to formalise the de-facto control it has over religious affairs.Since the IMU's incursion in 1999, the authorities in Kirgizstan have considered Islamic terrorism a prime security concern.

BEIJING, July 30 - The United States and North Korea held another private session to try to narrow their differences, while all six of the nations meeting here for the North Korean nuclear talks spent Saturday considering a draft joint statement circulated by China.

Russia's Parliament is considering a draft law that would increase fines for causing unrest at demonstrations to 1.5 million rubles, or about $50,000, and introduce a penalty of up to 240 hours of compulsory labor, according to the Interfax news service.

At their meeting here in Berlin, scientists and government officials are considering a draft report on the measures that can cut emissions.

The Constituent Assembly then considered a draft constitution drawn up by a constitutional committee.

Paul, the hero's friend, has refused to register, not because he is a pacifist (he isn't) but because he considers a draft unconstitutional.

The decision came shortly after the supreme court unveiled new sentencing guidelines for cases involving victims of abuse, and as the Chinese government considers a draft bill on domestic violence, efforts to tackle a widespread and often ignored problem.

"I firmly believe it was the changes to that plan upon [our] coming to government that allowed Unesco to consider a draft decision of not listing as in danger".

Consider a Draft, Aide Says WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 (AP) — Frequent tours for American forces in Iraq and Afghanistan have stressed the all-volunteer force and made it worth considering a return to a military draft, President Bush's new war adviser said Friday.