Sentence examples for which would consider from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton, in particular, plays a pivotal role because she sits on the Environment and Public Works Committee, which would consider such a bill.

The Department of Health said it had asked the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence to produce guidelines on the menopause, which would consider "all available evidence".

Any fee changes, the amendment adds, would have to be approved by the city, which would "consider the fiscal needs of the museum in light of the museum's commitment to serving the public and the city's monetary support".

While Mr. Coble said he would want to study any proposal made by the president, he said fellow Republicans on the Judiciary Committee, which would consider any gun recommendations, probably agree with his views.

Officials said Mr. Weigold would be arraigned today on felony weapons possession charges and the secretly recorded tapes would be presented to a grand jury, which would consider murder conspiracy charges.

And the Finance Committee, which would consider a potential secretary of the treasury, may not be able to meet at all without a Lott-Daschle agreement because its chairman, Senator William V. Roth Jr. of Delaware, was defeated.

After the arrival of the Netherlands Indies Civil Administration, the group sometimes attempted to spy on the Europeans or hide information which would considered useful to the returning Dutch forces.

Akito is a very messed up person, and often does things which would considered controlling, manipulative or just plain cruel by the general public.

That would still imply rising unemployment (which many would consider disastrous), but no full-blown recession, in which output actually falls.

NatWest bank, as executor, set up a scheme under which it would consider claims.

"The rules haven't been set so of course that is an option which Australia would consider," he said.