Sentence examples for zone to consider from inspiring English sources

The Greek Syriza government was given until today to submit a list of spending cuts to its radical anti-austerity programme in order for the Euro zone to consider emergency funding.

Although this is not a likely path, it may inspire a middle ground idea that is within the realm of possibility and may push the group just enough outside of their comfort zone to consider something new.

Gen. Steven Kaufmann, representing the Coastal Commission, said the friend-of-the-court brief will deal with "the limited question of whether Culver City met the requirements in the Coastal Act". Joe Pannone, special counsel to Culver City, said the law requires a city outside the coastal zone to consider whether a development will have a direct effect on coastal resources.

There is little evidence for any of these zones to consider itself sufficiently distinct from its neighbors to un-blur the borders separating them.

Hsu et al. (2012) proposed that the southernmost Ryukyu subduction zone needs to consider the potential M w 7.5 8.7 tsunami earthquakes generated by shallow ruptures.

Future urbanization plans about coastal zones need to consider the ecological benefit of the landscape pattern from both a local and global point of view.

Experiments are well predicted by a CFD model including porous media and turbulent zones, allowing to consider CFD simulations as references to fit simpler models.

The developer, a partnership known as the Southampton Enterprise Zone, is willing to consider dedicating some land to public purposes.

People in East and West Germany speak the same language, frequently have relatives in the other zone and tend to consider themselves as two halves of one nation.

The ball must pass through the strike zone to be considered a strike in the case that the batter misses hitting the ball.

Some takeouts end up within the house, while others don't, but they must at least remain within the active play zone to be considered valid.