Sentence examples similar to deciding to consider from inspiring English sources

It takes only four justices for the Supreme Court to decide to consider a case.

In 2008, for example, it decided to consider in depth 1,671 cases from all the member countries.

Most important, after three decades of living in war zones, he had decided to consider his personal life.

The theater called about 1,100 of its subscribers when the board decided to consider the Middletown proposal seriously.

He was noncommittal, saying, "If the Republican caucus decides to consider it, I'll give it some serious thought".

Now the court has decided to consider what to do about a woman hellbent on poisoning her best friend.

Rather than focusing on the objects in isolation, he decided to consider how they related to the way they'd be used, and their surroundings.

Lomborg said he then decided to consider a much wider variety of policies to reduce global warming, "so it wouldn't end up at the bottom".

The Bloomberg report said that Pearson was "planning to explore a sale" of the FT and that the company "has decided to consider offers for the newspaper this year".

The Bush administration has decided to consider hatchery-bred salmon equivalent to wild natural salmon with the obvious intention of eliminating legal protection of endangered salmon runs.

So when he and his partner sold their software company, Systems/Link, for $32 million, in 2000, he and Ms. Weiman decided to consider alternatives.