Sentence examples for was due to consider from inspiring English sources

She was speaking as the government was due to consider a plan to combat youth radicalization.

In the end, Microsoft agreed to offer a version of Windows with Internet Explorer hidden and partly disabled, and an appeals court was due to consider the case in the spring.

Earl Lewis, a cousin of Chapman, said Morales told the family in a telephone call that the grand jury was due to consider the case on Thursday 3 September, according to Lewis.

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 4.20pm AEST07:20 In a post at 11.24am, I pointed you to a motion the Senate was due to consider this afternoon objecting to the Coalition's policy shift on the terminology used to describe East Jerusalem.

The campaign was launched a day before Rotherham Borough Council's Cabinet was due to consider a nine-month progress report on the borough's Local Safeguarding Children Board's child sexual exploitation strategy and action plan.

The Privy Council was due to consider the plans on 15 May but it will now first consider separate plans proposed by some newspapers for self-regulation with a lesser role for the state.

Hunt is due to consider thousands of pages of documents submitted during the consultation.

On Thursday, the grand committee of the House of Lords is due to consider the new regulations.

The board, which comprises military personnel and civil servants, is due to consider its verdicts on Wednesday.

The Senate is due to consider the measure next week.The Republicans, predictably, are up in arms.

Lord Leveson's inquiry into media standards is due to consider the extent of "unlawful or improper conduct" at News International and other organisations after the criminal investigations conclude.