Sentence examples for to properly consider from inspiring English sources

We found it impossible to properly consider where to go next while in government.

If the renegotiation fails, you will at least have enough time to properly consider alternative locations".

We want to properly consider our country's response after carefully examining the contents of the ruling".

It is sometimes assumed that people in crowds lack the capacity to properly consider the dangers or to act co-operatively, either with each other or the authorities.

The whistleblowers have also lodged an appeal, arguing the trial judge had failed to properly consider how their actions had been taken in the public interest.

Only an international inquiry, dare I say an international court, is able to properly consider Blair's role in propping up the intellectually weak US argument for war.

It finally clarifies labor costs and allows the company's board and creditors to more properly consider their options.

The ICC will only make a comment on this matter once the board has had the opportunity to meet and properly consider the proposals".

"The ICC will only make a comment on this matter once the Board has had the opportunity to meet and properly consider the proposals".

As with the other reforms, this helped ensure that Fellows had a chance to vet and properly consider candidates.

[BG] 10.47am: Ryan Giggs says he would "have to think hard" and "properly consider the idea" if John Toshack asked him to come out of international retirement to help Wales in qualifying for Euro 2012.