Roleset consider.01 Verbnet Class: 1 "think to be":

Roles:

Arg0:thinker


Arg1:object, thing under consideration


Arg2:attribute on arg1

Examples:

active (-)
Economists consider that a sign that inflationary pressures are abating.
Arg0:	Economists
REL:	consider
Arg1:	that
Arg2:	a sign that inflationary pressures are abating




passivized (-)
Shorter maturities are considered a sign of rising rates because portfolio managers can capture higher rates sooner.
Arg1:	Shorter maturities
REL:	considered
Arg2:	a sign of rising rates
Argm-CAU:	because portfolio managers can capture higher rates sooner.




passivized as parenthetical (-)
Paribas' officials, once considered France's toughest bankers, are nothing but a bunch of wusses.
Arg1:	Paribas' officials
Argm-TMP:	once
REL:	considered
Arg2:	France's toughest bankers




PP (-)
David Dinkins was being considered *trace* for a city job.
Arg1:	*trace* -> David Dinkins
REL:	considered
Arg2-for:	a city job




as-phrase (-)
...to encourage good students to consider teaching as a career.
Arg0:	good students
REL:	consider
Arg1:	teaching
Arg2-as:	a career

Roleset consider.02 Verbnet Class: NONE "contemplate an action":

Roles:

Arg0:thinker


Arg1:action

Examples:

active (-)
Commonwealth Edison is considering *trace* appealing Judge Curry's order.
Arg0:	Commonwealth Edison
REL:	considering
Arg1:	*trace* appealing Judge Curry's order

It could be that these two could be conflated, but I doubt it.