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Following complaints, the Attorney General's office will consider whether or not to ask the Court of Appeal to decide if the sentence given to Wilson was unduly lenient.

Today, the Government's chief legal advisor revealed that a decision was expected within a fortnight on whether to refer the matter to the Court of Appeal: "The office will consider it, I will consider it and I and the Solicitor General will make a final decision as to whether a reference should be made".

The BNP press office will consider that they have had a good Easter weekend's publicity - much of it following Margaret Hodge's ill-judged comments to the Sunday Telegraph, in which she muses about the prospect that 8 out of 10 Labour voters in her Barking constituency may be considering voting BNP.

Ms. Mauskopf's office will consider bringing charges under a federal statute that was used nearly 100 years ago to convict the captain of the steamer General Slocum after more than 1,000 people died in a fire, and was used more recently after the Golden Venture, a ship carrying illegal Chinese immigrants, ran aground off Queens in 1993 and 10 people drowned trying to swim ashore.

However the group appears to be continuing to hope its civil action against Google will yield fruit next year, when the German Patent and Trademark office will consider the scope and applicability of the ancillary copyright law.

The J-MISP administration office will consider the progress of the research and submit the process evaluation monitoring report to the progress control committee and the Central Research Ethics Committee of the J-MISP.

Home Office officials will consider the ruling before making any recommendations.

Schnur, who directs the Jesse M. Unruh Institute of Politics at the University of Southern California, said he wants to start his effort by working with members of the Legislature and candidates for statewide office, but will consider backing an initiative on the topic if that doesn't work out.

On Friday, a spokeswoman for the prosecutors office said it "will consider the implications of this resolution".

They took an oath to uphold the laws, but they shift and rearrange, and ask a nominee to high office whether he will consider saying that torture is torture.

This afternoon, Donna Blanton, a lawyer in Ms. Harris's office, said: "The secretary will consider each situation based on the individual facts and circumstances of each situation.