Sentence examples for should consider extending from inspiring English sources
Employers with flexible working practices should consider extending the right to grandparents, it added.
Lewis Booth, chief financial officer of Ford Motor, said European governments should consider extending but then slowly phasing out the clunkers plans.
Perhaps we should consider extending voting rights to individuals who have started the citizenship process, but not to those who have no interest in joining us.
"The government should consider extending its pupil premium to provide means-tested vouchers to enable working class parents to provide the extra lessons and cultural activities that many better-off families take for granted".
"Part of the gender pay gap is driven by how women are supported in the workplace around before and after pregnancy so the government should consider extending pay gap reporting to include return rates after maternity leave," she said.
With N.B.A. owners prepared to lock out players, James should consider extending the free-agent model he created last summer and recruit a team of N.B.A. players to barnstorm around the world.
The EU should also consider extending sanctions into the Russian financial sector, and the UK should stage an international donor conference in London.
The European Commission's periodic anti-Irish eruptions underscore the reason the Bush Administration should seriously consider extending NAFTA to the Emerald Isle and Britain.
Thus, the programme directors should also consider extending the hours of CbD evaluation demonstration in future.
National renal care associations should therefore consider extending their educational efforts beyond their specialist members and selectively target PCPs and their respective professional associations.
Steve Forbes wrote in his Fact & Comment column ("Take that," Mar. 5, p. 15) that the Bush Administration should now seriously consider extending nafta to Ireland and Britain "[to] send a loud message to the eu that we fervently support economic liberalization-not a statist, high-tax, pro-government, anti-entrepreneurial, bureaucratically driven regime".
