Sentence examples for considers referring from inspiring English sources

#SAvAUS February 13 , 2014Updated at 1.54pm GMT 1.47pm GMT 21st over: South Africa 77-4 (de Villiers 31, Duminy 9) "It pitched outside I reckon," says Harris of a turned-down LBW shout against Duminy that Clarke briefly considers referring.

David Cameron said he would consider referring it to Sir Alex after Hunt had given his defence to Leveson.

The Criminal Cases Review Commission appointed a case manager in December to consider referring Nealon's case to the court of appeal.

It added it would consider referring to the Competition Commission on the issue, but would first consult with the Hollywood studios.

Animal behaviour, the concept, broadly considered, referring to everything animals do, including movement and other activities and underlying mental processes.

A UN committee passed a resolution last month calling for the security council to consider referring North Korea to the international criminal court for alleged crimes against humanity.

Labour is considering referring the transcript of the remarks to the Press Complaints Commission, and the former standards watchdog Sir Alistair Graham has accused the Tories of entrapment.

But I think if somebody told us something that was inconsistent with what a witness told Mitchell, we would very seriously consider referring that to the Justice Department.

Ms. Lapp told Mr. Brodsky that she would review transcripts of sworn testimony regarding the lobbying and would consider referring the matter to the authority's inspector general's office.

The researchers, writing in the journal Circulation, suggested that dentists consider referring patients with infection, tooth decay or other problems to a physician who can evaluate them for heart problems.

Now the doctors at Einstein are considering referring Dominic for surgery to correct a hip problem that the center's director, Dr. Herbert J. Cohen, said might not have developed had the boy's therapy continued.