Sentence examples for far contemplated from inspiring English sources

Britain is requiring its banks to have higher capital reserves than are so far contemplated in the United States.

And far from contemplating dismantling some Jewish settlements, his government is busy expanding some of those on the West Bank.

A short run for me might be 10km, whereas many people may feel that's too far to contemplate.

Or you may be enumerating the things you'd like to accomplish before you embark upon that path, or feel far from contemplating commitment of any kind.

Far from contemplating tax cuts, Mr Tremonti is reportedly working on a package of measures to trim the deficit by another €40 billion ($58 billion).In his speeches to parliament, Mr Berlusconi said a tax-reform bill that he plans to unveil before the summer recess would "not open holes in the budget".

#9 Put pedal to the metal in New Orleans While the far north contemplates the most tentative of moves towards springtime, New Orleans has already lept into the prettiest season, feet first.

He puts forward a series of reforms far bolder than governments have contemplated so far.

FOR much of the last century, employment in America rested on an exchange that contemplated far more than a day's wages for a day's work: it was all about a bundle of unspoken long-term commitments.

But renewable plants are getting ever bigger, especially in China, where plans are on a scale far beyond anything contemplated in the rest of the world.

They contemplated the far less creative George Hill as Parker's replacement.

The measures undertaken or contemplated so far already represent a step in the right direction.