Sentence examples for considers plans from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, September 5, 1925 P. 1 Yale faculty considers plans to simplify undergraduate life there.

The Sutton Trust study says 38% had a tutor to help them with a particular GCSE exam, while 18% were coached to pass a grammar school entrance exam – a proportion that looks set to rise as the government considers plans to extend selective education.

In our series of letters from African journalists, film maker and columnist Farai Sevenzo considers plans to ban miniskirts in Uganda.

This week, many of those issues will be addressed when the National Security Council in London considers plans for the rate of the British drawdown in Helmand up to and beyond 2014, when British combat troops are due to end their mission.

The Pentagon is considering plans to kill the program immediately.

The state is considering plans to reopen at least part of that park.

Last week, Mr. Sharon said he was considering plans to withdraw most Jewish settlers from the Gaza Strip.

The bank also said it was considering plans to raise more capital.

Spain, after a convicted pedophile killed a child, is considering plans to offer chemical castration.

It started considering plans for strategic reserves in 1993, and began building them only two years ago.

It will cost more than $100 million, half the price of previously considered plans.