Sentence examples for press to consider from inspiring English sources

On the press's cultural unwillingness to change Leveson says there is evidence for a general conclusion that there is a cultural unwillingness in parts of the press to consider the consequences of publication on the individuals involved.

On April 23rd authorities in the Netherlands held a meeting, the results of which had not been made public when The Economist went to press, to consider the matter in light of the Americans' change of mind.Last week Dr Fouchier said he would disregard the embargo and submit the paper to Science anyway, without applying for a permit.

Still, recent history hasn't prompted the press to consider that Romney may not win.

Rob High, IBM's chief technology officer for Watson, on Saturday urged an audience of industry elites, academics and press to consider how artificial intelligence technology should improve -- rather than replace -- the human experience.

But lower-level aides say they are no longer being pressed to consider Gore's campaign needs as they plan White House events.

Mr. Clinton began considering a pardon after being pressed to consider the idea by Ron Burkle, a supermarket magnate who has been a generous donor to the Democratic Party and has pledged, fund-raisers said, to support the Clinton Presidential Library in Little Rock, Ark.

The Mets would be hard pressed to consider themselves as contenders next April with a rookie closer; they are instead considering signing a free agent for one year until Royce Ring is ready.

But on Saturday, after the Yankees beat the Los Angeles Angels, 5-3, to improve their major-league-best record to 54-33, Girardi was pressed to consider whether this season's team might be evolving into the finest of his five-year tenure.

Suggesting that American officials may have helped instigate the attacks of September 11th seems aimed to cause offence, at a time when America is being pressed to consider direct nuclear talks with Iran and some of Mr Ahmadinejad's rivals at home have shown interest.

Neighbouring Turkey, which has already slapped formal sanctions on Syria, and which hosts refugees and opposition activists, is being pressed to consider setting up safe havens on the Syrian side of its frontier.At the same time, Mr Assad's few remaining friends are facing pressure too.

In a separate development, administration officials said that to rekindle the prospects for peace, Mr. Sharon was being pressed to consider doing something dramatic that would not directly affect Israeli security, like dismantling a small number of Jewish settlements established in the last two years.