Sentence examples for it considered introducing from inspiring English sources

It considered introducing the same vehicle emissions standard proposed by Labor, receiving advice it would result in a net economic benefit, but balked.

It also considered introducing a tougher regime of civil penalties, and giving Asic product intervention powers.

The NPS has considered introducing outside wolves at various points throughout the years.

Has the Commission considered introducing rules on this subject?

DineEquity said it might consider introducing the tablets at its IHOP restaurant chain as well.

It is considering introducing virtual reality headsets across its travel agency network – allowing customers to experience 360-degree virtual tours of hotels and resorts – and even technology that recognises a customer as they walk into a shop.

The government said it was considering introducing a new certificate for train drivers.

The main opposition Democratic Party, which won control of the upper house of Parliament in late July, said it was considering introducing a censure motion against Mr. Abe.

If the government really wanted to intern foreigners, the judges added helpfully, it should consider introducing legislation that would cover supposed British terrorists as well.Try, try again?If he loses the appeal, the home secretary may well decide that introducing new legislation will be more trouble than it's worth although, of course, events may yet prove it to be worth rather a lot.

However, the site earlier announced that it was considering introducing restrictions on live-streaming in the wake of the Christchurch attacks.

If the bus turns out to be successful, First West of England, which operates the bus, said it will consider introducing a fleet of "poo buses".