Sentence examples for entertaining proposals from inspiring English sources

The President began entertaining proposals about fighting back.

The state is entertaining proposals from outside groups to rehabilitate and restore the turreted building, which is currently an exhibition site for occasional antique and craft shows as well as a shelter for homeless women.

A month after the Toyota deal was announced, word began trickling out that the scientific committee headed by Roelants was entertaining proposals from a few foreign companies still interested in the Salar de Uyuni, including Mitsubishi, the car and electronics manufacturer; Kores, the mining concern owned by the South Korean government; and Bouygues, a French conglomerate.

The reason networks like NBC are entertaining proposals like those from Liberty Mutual and Hill, Holliday is that advertisers "are not asking us to be programmers," Mr. Pilot said, but rather "they want to be more connected to the programming; they want a seat at the table".

That's pretty broad language so, in addition to privacy threats, we're also entertaining proposals regarding security and safety.

Harrington said that the app's popular tooth whitening feature has attracted sponsorship offers from personal care product manufacturers and they were currently entertaining proposals.

Every three years, the US copyright office entertains proposals for limited exemptions to section 1201 of the DMCA.

While the city would entertain proposals for reusing the structure, economics practically dictate its replacement, since zoning rules allow a building as much as two-thirds larger.

In the past, the village has entertained proposals to open a Starbucks and a sandwich shop on the property, which has been vacant for three years.

But he scheduled a hearing for Dec. 5 at which he said he would entertain proposals on how to solve the constitutional problem.

From the war room in Washington, the U.S. President (played by Peter Sellers) entertains proposals made by his scientific adviser, Dr. Strangelove (also Sellers): STRANGELOVE: Mister President, I would not rule out the chance to preserve a nucleus of human specimens.