Sentence examples for openly considered from inspiring English sources

Two Coalition cabinet ministers – trade minister Steve Ciobo and transport minister Darren Chester – have openly considered allowing political donations from individuals on the electoral roll only.

Mr. Bloomberg's aides said Mr. Fossella, who had once openly considered challenging Mr. Bloomberg in the primary, would help the campaign with strategy, especially in facing the mayor's primary opponents, Steve Shaw and Thomas V. Ognibene, a former city councilman.

He has openly considered spending $10 million of his own money to unseat Flake, and a pro-Trump donor recently wrote a Ward super PAC a $300,000 check.

Pauline Betz Addie, a dominant American tennis champion who at the height of her amateur career was abruptly barred from the sport in 1947 because she had openly considered turning professional, died on Tuesday in Potomac, Md. She was 91.

That also meant ditching things that made sense, including changes to some revenue sources the government had openly considered, such as cracking down on negative gearing rules that provide tax breaks to the highest income earners, and launching a scare campaign against Labor's plans for the same.

He was openly considered among the best-dressed young men in the world, and men would have their tailors copy whatever outfits he was photographed wearing; one gent from Chicago even left a standing order with Windsor's own tailor to duplicate every outfit Windsor ordered.

Jay Inslee and billionaire activist Tom Steyer, two Democrats who are openly considering White House bids.

And today, Russia is openly considering forming a cadre of private military contractors to further its interests abroad.

All three financial giants have been openly considering casting their votes against management on this key proxy resolution.

For example, hospitals in Florida, Georgia, Massachusetts, Missouri, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Texas, among others, stopped hiring smokers in the last year and more are openly considering the option.

Sen. Paul was openly considering a bid, but only if his father was out of the race.