Sentence examples for considers should be from inspiring English sources
Evidence obtained through the use of a warrant cannot be used against a defendant – a prohibition which Liberty considers should be abandoned.
Delays in the e-borders project have meant that the warnings index system is still being used to check travellers against lists of known criminals, terrorists or others that the government considers should be excluded from the UK.
PWC won't give its reasons, but says that there is nothing connected with its resignation that it considers should be brought to the attention of the group's creditors; so why it should have suddenly dumped Harrods, which paid it fees of £700,000 last year, is a mystery.This is one of a series of recent blows to Harrods.
Simoncini (2014) would describe these practices, which she considers should be known in advance (presumably in advance of any process of legal scrutiny) as "the expected level and nature of…performance".
The FATF issues directives on the legislation that it considers should be introduced in member countries, which now number 36 including Brazil.
Any federal workforce decisions Congress considers should be measured, based on sound management principles, and include a clear understanding of federal obligations and the potential consequences.
The Sexual Exploitation Forum is discussing more than 90 cases and it is decided that the number being considered should be reduced.
Things to consider should be the grounds of the break up and who is calling off the wedding.
If it's being considered, we should be part of the team".
The president's foreign policy team is considering who should be Clinton's ambassador to Moscow.
