A couple more weeks and then it's time to
give thought to New Year resolutions although I've already decided I won't be making any so for the first time in a long time I'm actually ahead of myself!
The aim is to
give thought to a more effective European monitoring mechanism, as sought by certain countries, including Germany.
China hopes the EU will
give thought to the overall China-EU economic and trade relations and uphold principles of free trade when handling the two cases, he added.
At a time when organisations are feeling under pressure, Age Concern Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan and Dinas Powys Voluntary Concern, are urging those living in the region to
give thought to smaller charities.
The fine new shops being built could
give thought to providing a small rest room.
There is every reason now to freshen the internet photo portfolio, even take some seasonal photographs to show the house in present light;
give thought to changes in the text and, of course, have a further detailed look at pricing.
"We have to
give thought to this before the start of the next commitment period, on 1 January 2013.
Talking to journalists after a meeting of MQM's parliamentary party held to
give thought to the issue, Muttahida leader Faisal Sabzwari said their viewpoint on Commissioner System is quite clear and any decisions in this regard should be taken up keeping in view the 18th Amendment.
The engagement and wedding rings you choose to give to each other will accompany you after your wedding day and throughout your life together, so it is wise to
give thought to the decision and fully explore the options before you.
The rebels must
give thought to protecting overall public interests.
Those seeking to channel that energy into productive discussion of reform of government might
give thought to cracking open the history books in the days ahead.
Few people
give thought to where the tomato, apple or walnuts in their salad came from.
PLEASE could everyone reading this
give thought to becoming a bone marrow donor?
Saudi businessmen want to pay Saudi employees the same salary employees from developing countries earn; they also want Saudi employees to accept the same incentives that foreign workers are given and do not
give thought to the cost of living in the Kingdom, which - compared to the cost of living in the home countries of foreign workers - is very high.
Charles Peters ("Tilting at Windmills," November) may wish to
give thought to a couple of things in his consideration of the pros and cons of Wal-Mart.
