Sentence examples for They contemplated that from inspiring English sources

How do we know that they considered this specific issue with reference to a recount that is not started, for instance, until the six days after the election, and that they contemplated that in mandating that everything be in in seven days?

Accordingly, they contemplated that the powers reserved to the states included the protection of their citizens' lives and property by means of criminal statutes and their enforcement by duly constituted officers of the law and courts.

He faults the Bush administration for failing to plan for life after the Taliban: they should have contemplated that weeks ago.

We contemplated that; had a few more bites.

Under the option being contemplated, that could now be split between stock and CoCos.

The Judiciary Act of 1802 plainly contemplated that certificates of division would issue in criminal cases.

They have been together ever since — perhaps, in part, because they never contemplated that they might be.

And they expressly contemplated that all counties, regardless of whether conducting manual recounts would play by the same rules and get their election returns in on time.

Not that Australia cares to contemplate that one too much.

He argued that even "contemplating that would be contemplating betraying what people voted for" in June.

For the court, it could be — I don't even want to contemplate that".