Sentence examples for should be contemplating from inspiring English sources

As we now enter its 70th year, we should be contemplating with wonder how we have survived.

Much of the international community is perplexed that the UK, of all countries, should be contemplating leaving the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR).

This discussion can be followed in its entirety here.RAGHU RAJAN argues that we should be contemplating "regulation that is immune to the cycle" of credit booms and busts.

Writing in the Independent on Sunday, Mr Karim, the MEP for North West England, warns that "much of the international community is perplexed that the UK, of all countries, should be contemplating leaving the European Court of Human Rights" (ECHR).

Hiddink, who did not name the injured captain John Terry in his squad for the trip to Paris for the round of 16 first leg, also played down the strength of the French league – which PSG currently lead by 24 points from second-placed Monaco – when discussing whether Hazard should be contemplating a move to the Parc des Princes.

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What, if any, policy measures should be contemplated?

Collections should be contemplated for their aesthetic qualities alone, he argued, with no need for narrative, context or explanation.

"Departures from constitutional principle should be contemplated only where a full and clear explanation and justification is provided," the report says.

"It puts forth the factual foundation and it expresses the council's judgment that the attack on the ship is to be condemned and that no further attacks against the Republic of Korea should be contemplated".

For example, Mr. Thaksin, who is particularly interested in tourism, said that to promote Asean as a single destination, a single Asean visa for tourists from outside the region "should be contemplated".