Sentence examples for it now considers from inspiring English sources

The largest bloc of no votes, 224, came from the opposition Labour Party, not much inclined to support Mr. Cameron on any issue, but particularly eager to extricate itself from what it now considers its supine willingness to follow Tony Blair into the costly quagmire of Iraq in 2003 based on inaccurate claims about Baghdad's alleged weapons of mass destruction.

On Monday, Julie Gerberding, director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) in Atlanta, announced that, although her agency is "very respectful" of the paramyxovirus findings, it now considers the coronavirus etiology its "leading hypothesis".

It now considers fighting that charge a priority.

Last week America announced that it now considers Russia to be nothing less than a market economy.

It now considers documents like conference presentations to be potentially valuable property that may warrant formal publication.

It now considers Euronext a pan-European group that has also wooed the LSE—"by far the most attractive among a large number of relevant options".

Oxfam, one of the biggest aid organizations, said in a statement released Monday night that it now considered a response to the Syria crisis its No. 1 priority.

While he was at home his parents received a letter from the school informing them that it now considered their son "unsuitable for boarding" altogether.

Do it now: Consider a prenuptial, or in some countries, a relationship property agreement, before marrying.

Merrill's office said it will document the names of crossover voters, but that it now considered the matter closed.

Club executive Tom Richardson said it was now "considering its position".