The Army had considered disposing of the weapons at regional plants or at one national site.

However both the American Army and Navy considered the idea too complicated.

The Army still considers its test bacteria harmless, though no one knows the extent of their effects.

After training what the Army considered to be enough bandmasters, the school was again closed on 1 January 1944.

The Army is considering a joint venture with private companies to market both products to the general public.

For that reason, the Territorial Army does not consider itself in any way a second-class alternative.

The Turkish Army is considering an order for 15 aircraft.

Should that equipment prove particularly helpful, the Army could consider looking into a mass-produced version built by a different facility.

In paying $700,000 to cover what the Army considered excessive labor costs, the agency admitted no wrongdoing.

But the Army considered the company incompetent for the task, and, in fact, was trying to remove the engine contract from the 8(a) program.