Sentence examples for considering the reforms from inspiring English sources

"While other crossbenchers may be considering the reforms and negotiating with the government on elements of the reforms, Palmer United will not be supporting this legislation and nor will we consider any negotiations".

WALL STREET JOURNAL Assessing Vickers | When considering the reform ideas offered by Britain's Independent Commission on Banking, the state of the country's economy must first be taken into account, The Financial Times writes in an editorial.

Government leaders consider the reforms crucial to prepare Poland to join the European Union.

But Clegg made clear he considered the reforms to be essential.

Straw hopes to reach agreement within months, allowing MPs to consider the reforms before the summer recess.

Few studies have considered the reforms from the providers' perspective and none have sought to understand how providers are experiencing the reforms in their everyday practice.

Broadly, however, reforms rarely succeed unless a government considers the reform programme essential, and its own.

Consider the reform of the special regimes, which Mr Sarkozy has presented as a done deal.

First, we consider the reform from a theoretical and market design point of view.

You know things are not looking good for FIFA when his opponent, Mohamed bin Hammam, from Qatar of all places, is considered the reform candidate.

Exactly a year ago this column considered the reform prospects under new Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe.