Sentence examples for mulling further from inspiring English sources

But the FCC is also mulling further steps, such as developing a set of guidelines to help deal with future outages.

But now, while the Tories are mulling further deregulation, as proposed in the Beecroft report, Labour can demand protections that would simultaneously protect migrant workers from exploitation and reduce that downward pressure on the livelihoods of British-born workers.

Facing a spate of weak earnings expectations and macroeconomic data, governments in Asia are mulling further fiscal and monetary measures.

Earlier this month, reports said France was mulling further help for its ailing auto industry with the French government providing state-backed loans to Peugeot and Renault.

A top commissioner with the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), Brian Quintenz, a Republican, has said operators in the cryptocurrency space could do well to consider adopting self-regulatory standards and "industry-wide" best practices to policing the new technology-driven space amid the authorities and government mulling further possible regulatory action.

WASHINGTON (Pedro da Costa and Mark Felsenthal) - Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said on Wednesday the central bank is ready to ease monetary policy further if the economy weakens and inflation moves lower, hinting policymakers were actively mulling further stimulus.

See articleInflation in the euro zone fell to 2.8% in December, the first fall in five months and another consideration for the ECB as it mulls further cuts to interest rates.Foreign energy companies offered further evidence of their huge appetite for American shale gas.

The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry METIis is backing the utilities, and mulling a further tariff cut.The utilities' objections have added to doubts about Japan's plan to increase renewables' share of electricity output to 20% by 2030, almost double its pre-Fukushima share.

The hiatus ended in December, but companies are still feeling the chill as China is reportedly mulling a further pause this week.

China should now try to tame its credit tiger, instead of mulling over further stimulus measures, to "reduce the risk of massive resource misallocation, asset price bubbles, and damage to the banking system," she concluded.

Something for me to mull over further perhaps.