Sentence examples for minded to order from inspiring English sources

May said Eric Pickles, the communities secretary, was minded to order an investigation into Rotherham, and into whether it is complying with its best practice duty.

The Rail Regulator blamed the Government's franchising policy yesterday for many of the defects in the market for train rolling stock, as it said it was minded to order a full competition inquiry into the sector.

It would not have crossed Edward's mind to order a red.

In their honeymoon suite overlooking Chesil Beach on the Dorset coast they are served a formal dinner of long-ago roasted beef in thickened gravy, soft-boiled vegetables and white wine: "It would not have crossed Edward's mind to order a red".

Amazon clearly hopes that if you have a physical one-button device near the place where you actually consume these consumables, you're more likely to have the presence of mind to order them via its service before you run out, when a trip to the corner store might prove more convenient even than home delivery.

All that weighs on his mind today is whether to order up more diamonds, more rubies or more pearls.

Upon entering the senate on Wednesday, Berlusconi had indicated he was keeping an open mind on which way to order the party to vote.

why?" root cause analysis described by Weeks et al.[ 15] may constitute an improvement over the audit practice described here: it involves questioning the CMP's cause that comes first to mind in order to get to the root cause of the problem.

Some focus mostly on the problem at hand, while others encourage people to speak freely about whatever comes to mind in order to uncover unconscious thoughts and feelings.

Know that people with lighter-colored hair may have success with all types of chalk colors; those with darker hair may need brighter colors (neons come to mind) in order to truly have the chalk color stand out.

Pesticide contamination doesn't usually come to mind when ordering long-stemmed roses for Valentine's Day.