Sentence examples for considers whether to implement from inspiring English sources

The move comes as the government considers whether to implement an outright ban on food and drink products during children's TV programming, and media regulator Ofcom reviews the current code for advertising to children.

The Red List status doesn't confer any direct protection to animals listed as threatened, but countries and international conventions use it in considering whether to implement greater protections.

The U.S. Congress is currently considering whether to implement a national renewable electricity standard.

Policymakers considering whether to implement CHW programmes need to consider other factors in addition to the evidence on impact.

In the meantime, these data should be taken into account by hospitals considering whether to implement critical pathways for TKR.

The Essex County Council, which originally intended the measure as a way to curb energy-related CO2 emissions, is currently considering whether to implement the program countywide.

Following the example of Mali and Ghana [ 9], for example, Burkina Faso has been considering for the past several months the question of whether to implement such arrangements, as it is engaged in planning for national health insurance.

MPs vote on whether to implement the recommendations.

Resources 'sometimes' or 'never' available, as well as those respondents who did not know whether they were available at their hospital were considered insufficient to implement the SSC guidelines.

The recommendations, despite being amassed by a man very arguably acting outside his remit, have been submitted unamended to health secretary Jeremy Hunt, who has until 1 February to consider whether or not to implement them.

The report will now be examined by the relevant ministries, which will consider whether and how to implement the recommendations.