Sentence examples for then being considered from inspiring English sources

Plunging into the Cambodian forest, he reached the temple, which was not then being considered for restoration.

They wanted Harvard to adopt a policy, similar to one that was then being considered by the Cambridge City Council, establishing a "living wage" of $10.25 an hour as the minimum that could be paid to employees.

Educators and state political leaders say the document, whose principal findings were embraced and widely publicized by President Reagan, had the effect of making education reform into a national political issue and providing critical political support for packages then being considered by state legislatures and local school boards.

The 18 or so pages the Guardian gave over to the interwoven affairs of Harry Redknapp and Fabio Capello – the former being cleared of a failure to pay tax, and then being considered for the job of the latter after Capello resigned as England football manager over his captain's dismissal by the FA – also led to complaints.

Tom Carty writes: In the appendix of the inspiring book by Eric Robinson (obituary, 10 March), The New Polytechnics: The People's Universities (1968), there is a list of institutions then being considered for merger into a completely new higher education sector.

That report, which I reviewed here and elsewhere, found that the version of Obamacare then being considered by the Senate Finance Committee would increase premiums by 14 to 32percentt, depending on the year you looked at.

The application will then be considered by the privy council.

These can then be considered potential target liabilities.

Such trees would then be considered healing sites.

Students applying to the department with appropriate research interests with then be considered for the fellowships.

Successful applicants will then be considered for the scholarship by a panel at the University of Bristol.