Sentence examples for To consider this matter from inspiring English sources

"I believe it is time to consider this matter closed," said Senator John McCain.

"The national executive committee has had time to consider this matter and have acknowledged that some progress is being made.

We are grateful that the district attorney has extended the time in which to consider this matter and investigate it further".

My view of the evidence cannot bind any other court which may (or may not) be called to consider this matter in a different context.

We have no occasion to consider this matter, as we hold that the more favorable taxation of the competing domestic corporations entitles the petitioners to the relief sought.

This chapter explains cost-benefit analysis of usability engineering and encourages professionals to consider this matter as a part of their daily work.

He demanded that the President should find himself time "to consider this serious matter" and argued that rejection of the clemency appeal would jeopardise the United State's relation with its allies.

A commission confined to looking at the media would not be able to consider this other serious matter of police failures and mistakes.

"The home secretary may wish to consider this as a matter of urgency, to ensure forces are adequately resourced to deal with these investigations and provide care for victims.

may be enforced by exclusion of evidence only at the instance of one whose own protection was infringed by the search and seizure," Simmons v. United States, 390 U.S., at 389, 88 S.Ct., at 974, the question necessarily arises whether it serves any useful analytical purpose to consider this principle a matter of standing, distinct from the merits of a defendant's Fourth Amendment claim.

Smith added: "We now consider this matter to be closed".