Sentence examples for dates under consideration from inspiring English sources

The other dates under consideration were May and January-February.

The dates under consideration include Feb. 26, March 5 and April 9.

Just before midnight Saturday night, countries came together on a compact table that captures the range of dates under consideration for the first key steps – freezing HFC growth in developing countries and beginning reductions in developed countries.

The former are still outstanding, but the latter finally fell due in 1892 and were paid and refunded into 4percentnt bonds under legislation enacted subsequent to the date under consideration.

The year 2040 was chosen because it was beyond Rolls-Royce's long-range technology scanning horizon of 20 years and beyond the planned introduction dates for any products under consideration.

A limitation, however, is that the OC measurements between 1973 and 1991 do not coincide with the dates of the pregnancies under consideration (> 1968 to 1995).

The patent, although dated August 30, 1859, was under consideration in the department of the interior until November 12 , 1860 when the secretary decided in favor of issuing it.

We restricted our analyses to outcomes that post-dated the risk factors under consideration.

"The dramatic deterioration in debt sustainability points to the need for debt relief on a scale that would need to go well beyond what has been under consideration to date – and what has been proposed by the ESM," the IMF said, referring to the European stability mechanism bailout fund, which will be used to bankroll the Greek bailout.

The International Monetary Fund is only stating the bleedin' obvious: Greece's debts are unsustainable and debt relief is required "on a scale that would need to go well beyond what has been under consideration to date – and what has been proposed by the ESM".

The IMF analysis states that "the dramatic deterioration in [Greece's] debt sustainability points to the need for debt relief on a scale that would need to go well beyond what has been under consideration to date — and what has been proposed by the ESM [the European stability mechanism ie by eurozone member states]".