Sentence examples for favorably consider from inspiring English sources

I would like to request the IFAB to favorably consider FIFA's proposal and review the rule and allow women players to play wearing a safe headscarf that covers the neck," he said in a statement.

One lawyer said the word spread through this network that the president would favorably consider anyone who could show that he or she had been mistreated by overzealous or unfair prosecutors, just as Mr. Clinton felt he had been victimized by the independent counsel Kenneth W. Starr.

As part of the deal, the United States and Canadian governments exchanged diplomatic notes pledging to support his application to transfer, with Canada saying it was "inclined to favorably consider Mr. Khadr's application to be transferred to Canada to serve the remainder of his sentence".

The above discussion further motivates us to favorably consider the use of the frequency sampling method because it exhibits a good balance between complexity and performance.

"I hope you will favorably consider my invitation and come see our great nation!

Experience with protein biochemistry and/or mice gametes and embryos will be favorably considered.

We were then instructed that contributions to the agency through the "friends" would improve our chances of being favorably considered.

The court's leadership might see little point in favorably considering the interests and concerns of a country opposed to its very existence.

Only when the faculty project supervisor designates that the individual project is of outstanding quality, and the supervisor details a continued close involvement with the student's work, will the petition be favorably considered.

The telegram to the Secretary of war, which opened the subject, did not even suggest a contract to be made in the name of the government of the Philippine Islands, but simply submitted recommendations to the Secretary of War for his action, accompanied with the request that, if the recommendation was favorably considered, he, the Secretary of War, should make the purchase desired.

As the national US tax deadline approaches tomorrow, thousands or perhaps millions of Americans may find themselves favorably considering a tax reform proposal often touted by Republican presidential candidates: getting rid of the Internal Revenue Service.