Sentence examples for would look carefully from inspiring English sources

He said he hoped baseball would "look carefully at the process for providing these exemptions".

Speaking in Washington, Holder said the Department of Justice would look carefully at the case.

Dickson also said the Institute would "look carefully at opportunities for out-sourcing" some of its operations.

Mr. Cameron said Britain would "look carefully" at the final proposal before deciding how it would address the issue with other European governments.

James Henderson, the chief executive of William Hill, said that the company had no need to do a deal, but that it would look carefully at acquisitions if it could accelerate its growth.

Last week before the campaign began Scott Morrison said the Coalition would "look carefully" at the package "because we will all stand with those … with those who are suffering with cancer", which "should be above politics".

"We would need to look carefully to ensure any club can help him reach his potential.

Authority officials maintain that the public would have to look carefully to notice the difference.

He acknowledged that his lawyers would have to look carefully at what options were open.

My advice would be to look carefully at the programme of study itself and also whether the university offers you the type of learning environment that you want.

"They shouldn't be able to get around the 90-day period," he said, noting that his advice to tenants would be to "look carefully at any new lease before signing it, as it is entirely possible that a new owner could be trying to put this language in the fine print".