will be consider vs will be considered

Some examples from the web:

• This report will be used to consider the need for further action.
• We will be willing to consider all the opinions of small- and medium-sized enterprises.
• This debate has come along at exactly the right time, because the COHOM meeting on 5 February will be able to consider your ideas and comments.
• The jury will be instructed to consider it in determining Mr. Livanos' guilt.
• Given the current situation I think the ministers will be forced to consider it.
• The jury will be advised not to consider the testimony of Miss Costello.
• However, I will be very happy to consider this problem further.
• Only then will it be possible to consider the statistics that are still needed.
• I will be inviting you to consider these questions tomorrow.
• If for any reason (including internet connection problems) you miss the deadline, we will not be able to consider your application.
• We hope that this amendment will be adopted and therefore consider the harmonisation to be acceptable as a whole.
• It will be extremely important to consider the committee's recommendations when the concrete proposals for measures are discussed.
• The only offense for you to consider will be the sole count of murder.
• Ultimately a report will be published and then will be the time to consider what further action can be taken.
• They consider that at the next Intergovernmental Conference in 2004 it will be advisable to consider whether the Treaty's financial provisions should not be adjusted accordingly.
• The aim of this meeting will be to consider how we can continue to promote the process which was opened up following the meetings in Sharm El Sheik and Aqaba, which led to the approval of the Roadmap by both sides.
• I therefore think that our European neighbourhood policy, with the report that we will be starting to consider in a few weeks' time, needs to have new life breathed into it.
• Much of this discussion applies equally to enlargement issues and candidate countries, and I feel sure that we will be able to consider these aspects when we further develop our proposals.
• I also appreciate your offer of an invitation to a round table. I will be glad to consider that in the context of the various invitations a Commissioner receives.
• Once the Parliament has taken its position on the report, it will be necessary to consider if, and if so how, the agreed changes should be reflected in revised Rules of Procedure.

Some examples from the web:

• Unauthorised beings will be considered hostile.
• No further operating aid will be considered compatible for that airport.
• Here you can set the percentage after which the battery will be considered low.
• Here you can set the percentage after which the battery will be considered at warning level.
• Possessing them will be considered treason.
• Anyone caught inside them after the deadline will be considered insurgents.
• Failure to obey that command will be considered an act of aggression against us.
• Whoever stays out here will be considered a fugitive.
• Failure to participate will be considered an act of war.
• The selection of beneficiaries through a competitive, transparent and non-discriminatory tender will be considered as a positive indicator.
• Other contributions to co-funding of activities will be considered as receipts in accordance with the Rules of Participation of the Seventh Framework Programme.
• Returned quantities will be considered used for the purpose of the application of the under-utilisation penalty.
• That money will be considered terrorist funds and your mother will be jailed.
• Definitive regulation of those hair dyes will be considered after the appropriate procedures are carried out.
• Our presence on the ground will be considered hostile.
• Aid granted in respect of a period before that date will be considered compatible if it satisfies the same criteria.
• The president is concerned that if the situation escalates, the White House will be considered a military target.
• Their excuses... will be considered.
• Applications meeting the criteria below will be considered in detail.
• In any event, all comments will be considered before reaching any final findings.