Sentence examples for considering whether to move from inspiring English sources

In considering whether to move Ellis outside, Edwards suggested that would weaken the interior line.

It would also have a huge snowball effect on other organisations currently considering whether to move their own money.

In addition, officials are considering whether to move to Mexico the production of the oversize crayons made in Easton.

Norway's government has offered about 200 logistical staff; Ireland's is considering whether to move a unit from Liberia to stiffen a UN force for Darfur.

She only moved to London three months before the attacks and was considering whether to move back to Poland after her job finished in October 2005.

The campaign is considering whether to move Mrs. Romney's speech to another night, though it is proceeding for now with the Monday night plans.

It will consider whether to move away from a property-based levy towards a different measure and look at how to make the system more flexible to accommodate small businesses and a variety of different sectors.

Tottenham Hotspur will consider whether to move their European home ties from Wembley back to White Hart Lane if they end up in the Europa League and Moussa Sissoko has said it would be better for them to play at their home stadium.

West Brom were the first to make their interest known, whilst Aston Villa and Tottenham were also considering whether to make a move before City pounced.

The family, he said, was still considering whether to try moving it closer to the street and onto a new foundation, or to demolish it and rebuild.

Federal officials must consider the plan in deciding whether to move forward with enforcement action or stop or postpone it.