Sentence examples for weighing how far from inspiring English sources

Students who have signed on are weighing how far they are willing to go to  push their administrations to take action.

A1 Bush Silent So Far on Tibet China's violent crackdown on protesters in Tibet is having powerful political reverberations in Washington, where the White House is weighing how far to go in condemning the Chinese government.

WASHINGTON Chinana's violent crackdown on protesters in Tibet is having powerful political reverberations in Washington, where the White House is weighing how far to go in condemning the Chinese government, even as it defends President Bush's decision to attend the Summer Olympics in Beijing.

Officials of Turkey's recently elected government said in interviews this week that they had missed deadlines set for them by American officials eager for a Turkish commitment, and that they were weighing how far to go in helping the United States.

"G.O.P., Energized, Weighs How Far to Take Inquiries" (front page, May 17) should sadden us all.

Nonetheless, in weighing how to handle fratricide cases, commanders are given a difficult choice with far-reaching consequences.

The administration is weighing how to respond.

Forty years on, Jesse Jackson is still weighing up how far up the mountain African Americans have ascended.

But it may force Taiwan to weigh anew how far it can bend its own ideal in order to keep China talking rather than shooting.

It was also an episode concerned with sacrifice as Stannis weighed up how far he would go for the Iron Throne, Catelyn considered the true cost of war and Dany prepared to sell one of her dragons in exchange for an army of slaves.

But the administration is far from such decisions as it weighs how to proceed now that Congressional Republicans have won control of the House and picked up seats in the Senate, beginning next month.