Sentence examples for will only be considered from inspiring English sources

Any player who is not playing in the Premiership will only be considered by England in "exceptional circumstances".

But a pan-Balkan merger will only be considered by viable commercial airlines that see merit in one another.

It will only be considered in "countries which are doing development in a steady state" and are already on the right path.

But according to the bank our loan-to-value (the proportion of the house with a mortgage secured against it) has now risen to 103% and payment holidays will only be considered at 90%.

Whatever you hear from the conference hall in the coming days, though, she insists that industrial action will only be considered as a last resort by the delegates traipsing their way to Liverpool at the start of the Easter fortnight.

Lancaster remains adamant that players based outside England will only be considered "in exceptional circumstances" but England are understood to have made a request to the International Rugby Board to clarify the situation regarding Armitage, recently named in an enlarged French national squad.

Wesleyan will only be considering the ability to pay for the last 10percentt of spots for an entering class, so the process will not be completely need-aware.

Charges will likely only be considered if the falsehood is somehow linked to the shooting.

Variants will then only be considered if they fulfill certain criteria (e.g. identified by a minimum number of independent variant callers) [ 145].

Hence, legislation will often only be considered where efforts to achieve change via voluntary means have not fully addressed the problem.

"Our heightened awareness of the need to manage pesticides with great care means that new chemicals commonly go through over a decade of evaluation before they are used by growers, by which time any risks has been rigorously assessed and chemicals will only be used if they are considered safe for use on all counts.