Sentence examples for so far contemplated from inspiring English sources

Britain is requiring its banks to have higher capital reserves than are so far contemplated in the United States.

The Bush Administration had gone so far as to contemplate killing Sharif, according to a Western official who has worked in Somalia for many years.

Tehran has so far refused to contemplate a freeze, but has provisionally agreed to another round of talks at the end of the month.

After that loss, it has seats in only one other state and could fade away, with or without a ban.The CDU so far refuses to contemplate a coalition with the Alternative.

He puts forward a series of reforms far bolder than governments have contemplated so far.

The measures undertaken or contemplated so far already represent a step in the right direction.

Geron, which paid for early research into deriving stem cells from embryos, has exclusive rights to many of the methods contemplated so far for using that research in a commercial manner.

Other sources of microsatellites will also be important to sample regions of the genome that have not been contemplated so far.

At least one firm has gone so far as to begin contemplating asking its investors, which include the nation's largest pension funds, to extend the deadline for the money to be spent in return for certain concessions on fees.

The idea is to present Iran with a clearer alternative: more promises of trade, help with nuclear power and access to fuel from other sources, or face the prospect of sanctions which Russia and China have so far been reluctant to contemplate.Mr Ahmadinejad gave no sign Iran will budge over enrichment.

In the unlikely case that the court were to rule against the safety net that has stabilised the euro, the resulting chaos could force any central bank to adopt much more extreme measures than the ECB has ever had to contemplate so far.