Sentence examples for including considering from inspiring English sources

The other proposed planks are to increase family law professionals' awareness of family violence and supporting women and children financially, including considering family violence when dividing property.

Earlier this week, new federal education minister and Liberal party ideologue Christopher Pyne touted a "higher education" shakeup, including considering reinstating caps on commonwealth-funded university places.

She reels off recommendations for self-help, including considering the shorter training courses offered by the Press Association, learning languages, searching hard for funding opportunities, taking all opportunities to contact current journalists and finding a mentor.

For the sake of passengers, the government needs to take immediate action, including considering stripping Govia Thameslink Railway of its franchise and running the services in the public sector".

The Scottish justice secretary, Michael Matheson, announced on Tuesday that John Scott QC, a leading human rights lawyer and chair of the Scottish branch of the Howard League for Penal Reform, would now lead an expert panel to investigate the future use of stop and search, including considering a ban.

The Journal reports that co-creator Chuck Lorre is working on multiple ideas to reshape the show, including considering adding a new character.

There are several personality types for puppies, including: Consider the personality type you are looking for in your new dog.

It recommends "a planned and co-ordinated approach to reducing road traffic demand" which should include considering more road pricing.

"This will include considering whether this arrest and the use of this type of restraint was necessary in the circumstances.

This will include considering again the case for a single security budget, an annual updated statement setting out the country's national security strategy.

"Among other issues, this includes considering the pressures on police resources and the need to reduce abstractions from duty where possible and where appropriate.