Sentence examples for was considering recommending from inspiring English sources

While relatively few petitions result in action by the S.E.C., the commission staff filed a notice late last year indicating that it was considering recommending a rule.

Carney said that, following a meeting in London last week, the FSB was "considering recommending to the G20 summit that more be done to develop consistent, comparable, reliable and clear disclosure around the carbon intensity of different assets".

But Colonel Hall, who is a visiting professor of military science at M.I.T., said that he was considering recommending that the program hold some its classes and physical training sessions at Harvard.

ImClone said it had received a warning from the Securities and Exchange Commission that its staff was considering recommending charges against it related to the disclosure made immediately after the company learned that the Food and Drug Administration had refused to consider its application for the drug, Erbitux.

At that time, Boggs was promoting himself to a different audience, the Judicial Nominating Commission of Georgia, which was considering recommending to the governor his appointment as a state appeals court judge.

At this time Prime Minister David Lloyd George was considering recommending to the King Shaw's admission to the Order of Merit, but the place was instead given to J. M. Barrie.

A legislative commission is considering recommending that two new seats be added to the bench.

Commission members refused to discuss specific reforms they were considering recommending to the governor.

"He said that people in the C.I.A. and elsewhere know you are considering recommending me for your job.

Brahimi's spokesman has yet to comment on claims in the Sunday Telegraph that the envoy is considering recommending deploying a 3,000-strong 3,000-strong force to Syria.

Pending a report from a panel of experts, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is considering recommending the vaccine for postal sorters and others who might be at long-term risk.