Sentence examples for heads to consider from inspiring English sources

NOW that the latest round of America's ongoing "Mommy Wars" appears to be simmering down, it might be a fitting time for cooler heads to consider the substance of the issue that generated all the faux-rage.

While Mr. Ogunlesi has not made a final decision on how deep the cuts will be, the executives said, he has begun meeting with department heads to consider the scope of the cuts and to start assembling a list of candidates to be laid off.

There's also the question of head size to consider!

On the table in the open-plan living space of his north London family home, the book falls open on a chapter headed "What to consider".

The only mention of the wider community comes in the last, optional, point of the new plan, which merely advises heads and governors to consider how they "might wish to inform staff, pupils and parents of the intended conversion".

That is something today's studio heads might want to consider as they wade into the mysterious Internet future.

The issue will get an airing Tuesday at a hearing convened by Senator Carl Levin, the Michigan Democrat who heads the Senate Armed Services Committee, to consider possible changes in the Uniform Code of Military Justice, using the annual defense authorization bill as a vehicle.

Too busy putting food on the table, too busy looking after the kids, too busy working, mourning, just trying to keep our heads above water to consider our own well being.

"So it was all a lie," Aggie said, throwing her head back dramatically to consider the sky.

The bill would also allow religion-based groups that run Head Start programs to consider religion in hiring, exempting them from antidiscrimination clauses in the bill.

The bill also allows religiously affiliated Head Start providers to consider religion in hiring decisions for jobs paid for out of taxpayer money.