Sentence examples for if it considers from inspiring English sources

However, Westpac reserves the right to review its offer if it considers that circumstances warrant this".

The Hague convention states that a country may reject a request if it "considers that its sovereignty or security would be prejudiced".

The BBC reserves the right to disqualify a nominee or withhold an award if it considers, at its absolute discretion, that to proceed with that nominee or award risks bringing the BBC into disrepute.

It has the authority to negotiate and the power to make changes in its position, including making concessions, if it considers them necessary.

7. It is said to be network-aware if it considers the network condition (situation) in its actions.

The administration acts as if it considers the asylum seekers to be less than human.

How much would Suiza's earnings suffer if it considered its acquisitions as such rather than as mergers?

The government would never have commissioned this report if it considered this problem insurmountable.

Mr. Dudley added that BP would try to recover payments already made if it considered them unfair.

Contraception is considered – if it is considered at all – after the first child is born.

And, if not, would it consider enacting such policies?