Sentence examples for Matters for consideration from inspiring English sources

Matters for consideration included the potential relationships created by the use of three parties' genetic material and the associated ramifications, eg whether or not there is a need to establish records of such donations and, if so, to whom should information later be provided?

"But given the wide-ranging interest in this subject, we would like to give stakeholders in the game the opportunity to put forward any new matters for consideration".

The WRU stated: "Any and all nominations for representation on important rugby bodies and committees are matters for consideration by the full Board of the WRU.

That means that the options are narrowing". Commons Speaker John Bercow said Sir Oliver Letwin will table a business motion at 16:00 GMT and MPs will have until the end of Tuesday to put forward matters for consideration under indicative votes.

However, the clinical meaning of the ACTS Burdens and Benefits scale change scores and specification of what constitutes an important difference based on these scores are matters for consideration in future development of the ACTS.

And Cummings's refusal to answer questions is an "urgent matter for consideration… by parliament as a whole".

Asked about the prospect of a NSW police apology, a spokeswoman said, "At this time, this is a matter for consideration by the whole of government.

Pressed as to whether his legislation would seek to extend the JCPOA to cover intercontinental ballistic missile testing, he acknowledged this would be a matter for consideration.

The Constitution contemplates that, simultaneously with the return of the bill to the House in which it originated, the House may take up the matter for consideration...

While further evaluations may be needed to assess specificity and confounding factors of these assessment tools, the results may be a matter for consideration in future IOL design efforts.

On December 11, the two sides presented their cases, Bush's team asserting that the Florida Supreme Court had exceeded its authority by authorizing the recount of undervotes and Gore's team stating that the case, having already been decided at the state level, was not a matter for consideration at the federal level.