Sentence examples for decisions to consider from inspiring English sources

He added: "We always encourage the people who are making those decisions to consider the very broad collateral damage of who they are really harming".

"We always encourage the people who are making those decisions to consider the very broad collateral damage of who are they really harming with sanctions," he said, at a shareholders' meeting.

Written with surprising clarity (hey, they're lawyers), it maps out all kinds of questions and decisions to consider and explains the many ways to leave property to one's heirs.

I have a lot of decisions to consider, and all year I've been thinking May 1 is the day when I can breathe a sigh of relief, but being wait-listed at U.N.C. forces me to hold that breath a few weeks longer.

Sustainable banking requires everyday decisions to consider all factors -- from society to the environment as well as profits.

"So we always encourage the people who are making those decisions to consider the very broad collateral damage of who are they really harming".

Consumer activists were heartened by the judge's decision to consider whether rate hikes were reasonable.

He added that he had not spoken to Robert Green about the goalkeeper's reported decision to consider his international future.

To be sure, "claimed surprise at the District Court's decision to consider permanent injunctive relief does not, alone, merit reversal".

Mr. Burgum said that the company's decision to consider acquiring SAP never evolved beyond the preliminary phase.

Curry was in his mid-forties when he played his version of It, so Fukunaga's decision to consider Poulter suggests the character will be significantly younger.