Sentence examples for to consider measures from inspiring English sources

It also called on the UN to consider measures against Israel.

Will Lord Justice Leveson have the courage to consider measures that make the British press more accountable?

It was to consider measures to protect investors after the scandals in the investment banking industry -- not to plan a response to the WorldCom bankruptcy.

Congress may want to consider measures to authorize regulators to hold corporate executives responsible when the company engages in misconduct if it wants to foster greater accountability.

The depression fueled the rise of Adolf Hitler to power in Germany, and his advent caused the Balkan states to consider measures for their collective security.

To the policy's architects, the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon represented a stinging challenge to American power and an imperative to consider measures that might have been unimaginable in less threatening times.

Daniel, a 6-foot-7 forward, wants the N.B.A. to consider measuring him as a 6-foot-11 player for draft purposes.

One other point to consider: Measuring productivity by counting the papers a researcher produces may not truly reflect his or her impact on the advancement of knowledge.

Hence, it may be pertinent to consider measuring QoL more broadly.

In their study, the error for ITD was 8% (clinically acceptable) but, interestingly, was too high to consider measured changes of less than 22% in magnitude [ 20].

Health care managers and aid agencies that partner with developing countries need to urgently consider measures to combat this problem.