Sentence examples for while under consideration from inspiring English sources

Last summer, while under consideration for a seat on the court, Ms. Kagan wrote that she had had almost nothing to do with the administration's plans to defend the health care law against legal challenges.

Senate Majority Leader George J. Mitchell (D-Maine) and Appropriations Committee Chairman Robert C. Byrd (D-W.<\f>Va). urged Democrats to oppose the amendment, arguing that the projects listed, while under consideration by local officials, were not listed in the bill.

While under consideration at the White House, the proposal holds little merit for military planners because, after building bases to accommodate 10,000 or so additional soldiers and Marines, the marginal cost of adding troops beyond that figure would rise only slightly.

The Carlton Tavern, in Maida Vale, was bulldozed last month while under consideration for listed status.

Representative Mick Mulvaney, while not under consideration, has quietly lobbied Republicans around the state, several Republicans said, even though Mr. Gowdy and the other freshman, Representative Jeff Duncan, appear to support Mr. Scott.

It is shown that EIR can be used to realize efficient routing strategies for the mobility use-cases under consideration, while also providing support for a range of inter-domain routing policies currently associated with BGP.

The results expected through the implementation of the proposed system indicate that the resulting benefits would include possibly lower levels of traffic congestion in the area under consideration, while also reducing air pollution.

The proposed asymmetric access protocol prevents from the data channels collisions, while it takes under consideration the loss due to the receiver conflicts.

Supportive enough to tell the Romney campaign that his son was gay, but not supportive enough to back off his public opposition to equal rights for gay people while he was under consideration for the V.P. slot.

"After this case was argued and while it was under consideration, the secretary of Homeland Security announced a program exempting from immigration enforcement some 1.4 million illegal immigrants," Justice Scalia said.

"After this case was argued and while it was under consideration," Justice Scalia said in his written dissent, "the secretary of homeland security announced a program exempting from immigration enforcement some 1.4 million illegal immigrants".