Sentence examples for solutions contemplated from inspiring English sources
Chinese leadership has begun to recognise that stronger worker representation is necessary to avoid massive disturbances and strife, but the solutions contemplated are more mediation by the ACFTU and more sympathy from courts for suits by workers alleging labour-law violations, as Christian Caryl reported in Foreign Policy recently.
Akyuz contemplated solutions, then turned to the people of Garda.
As the legal analysis in the report points out, the Class Act statute imposed certain requirements that were at odds with some solutions the actuaries contemplated.
Until now, President Chandrika Kumaratunga's strategy has been to push for a military solution while contemplating a constitutional reform that would provide the Tamil minority with more autonomy in the north and east of the country.
The illusion of victory Reprints Related items The war in Sri Lanka's north: In the Tigers' lairNov 20th 2008The peace dividendThe awfulness of the Tigers has enabled the government to present the war as a fight against the scourge of terrorism that must first be eliminated before a political solution can be contemplated.
"He's always liked a European solution and always contemplated the LSE as a possible partner," the analyst added.
Less palatable solutions are also being contemplated, such as bussing children to different areas, building on split sites and even building on the green belt".
But the Coalition appears to be ruling out options with at least some chance of success, such as resettling refugees in a third country from where they could apply to come to Australia after a period of time, or New Zealand's long-standing offer to take some refugees, apparently because a solution cannot even be contemplated if there's a risk even one more boat might come.
AFL-CIO legislative director Bill Samuel tells me in an interview that labor won't support any efforts by the House to pass the Senate health bill in its current form -- creating major complications for one of the key solutions Dems are contemplating in the wake of their huge loss last night.
It was a solution he must certainly have contemplated, but there is no firm evidence of his attitude; probably he considered it only as a last resort.
One source familiar with the Department for Education's thinking said that a "Louisiana solution" was among those being contemplated – a reference to the decision to transform New Orleans's failing state schools en masse into the equivalent of academies following Hurricane Katrina.
