Sentence examples for considering presenting from inspiring English sources

He pointed to news reports that the Obama Administration is considering presenting a peace plan.

Prosecutors had been considering presenting the same charges against Renaldo Clarke, who climbed the 52-story Times Building later on June 5, the same day Mr. Robert did, but Ms. Thompson declined to comment on how the office would proceed.

Ecowas, the economic community of west African states, is considering presenting a military plan to the UN security council as militant Islamists, already thriving on a "kidnap economy" operating out of the country's northern desert, have flourished.

Lowe is considering presenting two versions of the altarpiece—"one with the pieces as they look now, and one with each panel digitally restored, so that they harmonize into one image".

On the day itself dozens of police were called in to respond to the traffic disruption that arose from the street shutting down, and New South Wales police are considering presenting Mehajer with the bill for that, but so far no charges have been laid or fines issued.

On Monday, the Wall Street Journal reported that the President is considering presenting a new peace plan, based on what Secretary of State John Kerry discerned as he shuttled between Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas during the negotiations of 2013 and 2014.

This hypothesis considering presented data appears plausible and the text and figures are generally clear.

He told me that he had first considered presenting the show in a Victorian building on Southampton Row that used to house the Central St . Martinsschool of art.

It is thought that Paxman is prepared to consider presenting some programmes for rival broadcasters, although his agent declined to comment.

Perhaps the festival should consider presenting a seminar on the pitfalls of writing for soloists and orchestra.

When the U.N. issued its letter calling for candidates, it urged states "to consider presenting women, as well as men, as candidates for the position of Secretary-General".