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Ofqual, the examinations regulator, is still considering whether to apply sanctions to OCR following an investigation.

In considering whether to apply for the GSAS Teaching Scholars Program, students should consult their director of graduate studies.

Mr. Uzgalis must consider whether to apply for tigertail.museum, if only to prevent another site from snaring it.

The school system in Prince Georges County, Md., is considering whether to apply for the federal pilot program.

The state is considering whether to apply for a waiver from the Clean Air Act, as California did.

Five other states — Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada and New Hampshire — have requested similar waivers, and at least a dozen other states are considering whether to apply.

The committee has been asked to consider whether to apply the law retrospectively, a feature which has attracted criticism from the Human Rights Commission among others.

Updated at 5.10pm GMT 5.05pm GMT Deborah Coles, from the charity Inquest, has said Duggan's family are considering whether to apply for the decision to be judicially reviewed.

Tyson Fury has yet to reapply for his boxing licence four weeks after his suspension was lifted by UK Anti-Doping, with the former world heavyweight champion apparently still considering whether to apply to the British Boxing Board of Control BBBCC) or an overseas federation.

Have you just been accepted to college, or you're still considering whether to apply to perhaps take a different route, such as entering the workforce right out of high school?

Shane Sutton is considering whether to apply to coach the national side in his native Australia after being found guilty of sexist behaviour, but he has not yet given up hope of returning to British Cycling.