Sentence examples for the contemplated changes from inspiring English sources

But the scope of the contemplated changes is far broader, as Trump gears up for a wave of Democratic oversight requests and to devote more effort to his own re-election campaign.

The contemplated changes, if they are made by the NFL, would come after the league and Commissioner Roger Goodell have been criticized heavily for the two-game suspension imposed on Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice for allegedly striking Janay Palmer, the woman who is now his wife.

Officials of both Purdue and the F.D.A. declined to comment on any contemplated changes to the product's labeling, citing the confidentiality of discussions between the agency and the companies it regulates.

Some contemplated changes in the law would give states added leeway in fighting pollution.

The law initially required six states — Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina and Virginia — to get federal approval for their election laws and any contemplated changes.

The government is contemplating changes in the retransmission negotiation process, since some cable companies say it currently favors the stations and causes occasional blackouts for customers.

It comes as the powers-that-be contemplate changes in the Bowl Championship Series system, writes Ted Lewis in The New Orleans Times-Picayune, but usually those efforts end in the N.C.A.A. equivalent of rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic.

The town is now contemplating changes to the law to extend controls, said Anthony Gee, Southampton's Housing Supervisor.

Having lost the opening two games of the series, England were contemplating changes to their team: Tom Goddard was tipped to replace Jim Laker as the off spinner, having been in prolific form in county cricket.

Both coaches, McNamara and Australia's Tim Sheens, are contemplating changes for the game at the new AAMI Park.

Rather, Trump appeared to be contemplating changes in the Justice Department's leadership.