Sentence examples for considering whether to adopt from inspiring English sources
That argument is having a particular effect in Denmark, which is considering whether to adopt the euro as its currency.
Europe's new competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager is currently considering whether to adopt a new statement of objections – essentially a charge sheet – against the company.
Now, Maine legislators have prepared a detailed plan for shifting state employees into Social Security and are considering whether to adopt it.
As a general matter, boards should consider the potential poison pills and other anti-takeover measures have to reduce board accountability to shareholders when considering whether to adopt such measures.
When Texas was considering whether to adopt the Oklahoma protocol in the late 1970s, the medical director of Texas' corrections department, Dr. Ralph Gray, consulted a veterinarian in Huntsville, Tex., Dr. Gerry Etheredge.
New Hampshire, which was found to have the nation's third-lowest rate of seat belt use last year, has no seat belt law for adults but is considering whether to adopt one.
It is expected that it will adopt a rule requiring options to be expensed, and that the American body will then consider whether to adopt the international rule.
If a company engages in political activities, the board of directors should oversee such activities and consider whether to adopt a policy of disclosure of the activities.
Even prior to the proposal of a proxy access provision, companies should consider whether to adopt bylaws setting out minimum qualification standards, or disqualification standards, that the company would apply to all its directors – for example, satisfaction of certain regulatory requirements, or prohibition on affiliations with competitors or conflicts of interest.
BRITAIN: BLAIR'S EURO DECLARATION -- Prime Minister Tony Blair, who has steadfastly resisted predicting when Britain would consider whether to adopt the euro, told the Commons the matter would be addressed within two years of this spring's election, which Labor is favored to win.
