I urge parliament, the prime minister, the president and other stakeholders to
give some thought to the idea.
Put the penalty in place then
give some thought to the solution.
My grandson, who is four feet tall Was viewing artefacts around a wall His curiosity was stirred, when he A ship, in a bottle did see How do they do that he asked Why don't you give it some thought, I tasked I'm going down your garage granddad I was duly informed by the lad To
give some thought to the curiosity I had Because thinking about it is driving me mad The time came to put away my car I opened the garage and on the floor was a demijohn Jar From within, I heard a shout My predicament now, "HOW TO GET HIM OUT" Frank Harrison Coundon, Coventry
Perhaps we should also
give some thought to those gifts that money can't buy.
Perhaps the next time MPs raise their grubby snouts from the trough, they might
give some thought to the public who are fed up with sleazy behaviour from MPs and ministers, cash for peerages allegations and scandal-ridden departures from the Cabinet.
Perhaps the council could also
give some thought to the weather situation.
Perhaps someone in highways should
give some thought to making Bankfield Road safer for the residents - perhaps some humps - to prevent such arrogant drivers speeding along their road.
Give some thought to what you want the device to do and consider whether the trade-offs make sense.
As such, we should
give some thought to the future, knowing that the future is being made today and that the outcomes of the recent federal elections in the U.S.
In addition
give some thought to what is the urgency.
She is keen to see the gallery
give some thought to developing the building's various subterranean spaces over the next decade.
It may be premature for accountants to look for legal partners now, but it wouldn't hurt to
give some thought to whether a combination would make sense for them, according to Gary Shamis, managing partner of the Cleveland-based regional accounting firm of Saltz, Shamis & Goldfarb Inc.
What this does indicate to me is the usefulness of some type of pharmacy reminder system, so that the physician can be alerted when the patient is on an incontinence-inducing drug and can
give some thought to a possible alternative.