Sentence examples for considering a report from inspiring English sources

But they also agreed that "news, weather, tourism" pieces should not be charged for after considering a report from a senior officer stating: "They are items of public information or directly promote the city as a destination".

The government, having been critical in opposition of the extradition arrangements, is considering a report by a retired appeal court judge, Sir Scott Baker, which last year found the US/UK treaty was balanced and fair.

The government is currently considering a report in March this year by the Joint Parliamentary Standing Committee on Electoral Matters which recommended a ban on foreign donations but split on donations from activist groups.

Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey is considering a report by a commission that has suggested that the racing operation at the Meadowlands should be shut down and that the state could be better off if it sold Monmouth.

The respected Nuffield Council on Bioethics is understood to be considering a report on the issue.

The government is currently considering a report by an independent panel of experts published in April on the future of fracking in the UK.

The three forces' working group met this week to consider a report from their chief constables.

Consider a report that broke Tuesday morning on the Federal Bureau of Prisons' (BOP) management of female inmates.

For a fresh point of view, you might consider a report from Joel Kotkin, an urban scholar in California.

Clinton listened with serious and patient attention, as though he were being asked to consider a report on nuclear weapons.

"The exec considered a report of the committee to appoint the new coach for Ghana," Nyantakyi said.