Sentence examples for move to consider from inspiring English sources

After Judge Jackson rules, he will then move to consider what sanctions, or remedial steps, should be ordered.

The commission will soon move to consider the issue of whether to require brokers to have a "fiduciary duty" to investors, meaning they would have to offer advice they believed to be in the customer's best interest.

"It will be very interesting to see how that discussion develops as we move to consider whether the five tests that the chancellor has put in place have been met and whether a referendum can be put before the people".

Another move to consider is having a parent help with your down payment.

In the move to consider HCI at the margins, in this paper, we ask: how have ICTs affected the experiences of domestic violence survivors?

While in opposition, Prime Minister David Cameron backed a move to consider allowing civil partnerships to be classified as marriage, as part of his modernising drive in theConservative Party's Contract For Equalities, published in May 2010.

An acquisition like Jasper Technologies is as much a signal in its move to considering a new phase of networking technology, which is its core competency.

Notifying the W.T.O. about China's undisclosed subsidies would not set off any automatic moves to consider sanctions.

I'm not sure how many may be moved to consider Walker with more kindness after reading this article.

But aides to Ms. Oliver said she was moved to consider a run by a desire to make New Jersey's House delegation coed again.

Recently, S&P has moved to consider climate and water risk, while Moody's has looked at what it calls "social performance" evaluation.