Sentence examples for considering the establishment of from inspiring English sources

The Israeli government has been considering the establishment of some kind of judicial investigative committee.

To help coordinate aid, the Pentagon is considering the establishment of a separate military command in Pakistan.

The Academy was considering the establishment of a decimal-based ten-hour day, with 100 seconds to a minute and 100 minutes to an hour.

The Arab League is considering the establishment of an Arab peacekeeping force to regain regional ownership of the resolution of its conflicts.

In a further initiative which may improve Zimbabwe's image overseas, officials are considering the establishment of a special tribunal to determine compensation for former white commercial farmers stripped of land since 2000, according to a government document.

The president is considering the establishment of an arts-and-culture portfolio within the White House's Domestic Policy Council, according to Bill Ivey, who served as the administration's transition-team leader for the arts and humanities, including the future of the N.E.A., the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

Mr. Bernanke elaborated only briefly on his suggestion for a different process to address these issues, suggesting that politicians should consider the establishment of "clear and transparent budget goals, together with budget mechanisms to establish the credibility of these goals".

Working Party Set Up to Consider the Establishment of an Authority to Promote the Development of Cash Crops for Smallholders.

On Friday, the House voted to consider "the establishment of a separate Clandestine Service" for mounting covert actions outside its home at the C.I.A.

However, talks with Mubarak's political opponents have faltered before they even gained traction after the regime declined to consider the establishment of an interim government.

In particular, Koreans must seriously consider the establishment of a democratic institution that can contain the repressive, essentialist elements of nationalism.