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And they may soon have to consider yet another deal.

The ECB President Mario Draghi recently also reiterated the governing council's unanimous commitment to consider yet more unconventional measures.

The CQC's alleged shortcomings have forced the health secretary, Andrew Lansley, to consider yet another overhaul of NHS regulation.

Australia has warned against stripping the Paris climate agreement of ambition in order to get some kind of deal as negotiators met to consider yet another draft agreement.

There is a very real possibility that ministers who insist on balancing the books over coming years will have to consider yet more spending cuts after years of austerity.

To effectively safeguard our elections, we need to consider yet another conservative taboo: The federal government should have more power in setting election security standards.

Supporters of the package also warned that amending the bill would further delay aid from getting to victims by forcing the measure to be considered yet again in the House, where it has already faced fierce resistance.

Consider yet another major trade development.

It raises questions that deserve to be considered, yet his technique and style may turn off potential converts.

True, the danger in all surgical procedures is to be considered, yet antiseptic surgery has contributed largely toward removing this element.

From Ms. Gross's interviews to commentary by a stable of critics, "Fresh Air" guides listeners to choices as considered yet eclectic as the soul singer Arthur Alexander, the novelist Nadine Gordimer and the director Roger Corman.