Sentence examples for Upon consideration from inspiring English sources

Upon consideration, it is evident that "Derrida" complements the way that the directors, and Jacques Derrida and Bob Flanagan, push for insights in whatever manner necessary.

Upon consideration of the proposed agreed order, the entire record before the court, the advice of counsel, and the Arkansas Model Rules of Professional Conduct, the court finds: 1.

"Upon consideration of all the relevant factors as discussed in this decision," Judge Telesca wrote, "I find that the amount of the proposed settlement is fair, adequate and reasonable under all of the prevailing -- and compelling -- circumstances".

Upon consideration, they wondered whether the location of the bench was the result of an exploit by an ambitious Israeli tourist souvenir gatherer, or a good-will expression by the Parks Department.

Upon consideration, it was decided that the analysis would be helped if the ketchups were tasted on French fries, so a batch of fries were cooked up, and distributed around the table.

Upon consideration of this context, opportunities for environmental innovations in primary metals production are focused upon here, for which eco-efficiency (EE) provides the starting point.

Based upon considerations described in Section "Eruptive history", probabilistic strategies were introduced to account for biases associated with both small and large eruptions.

The challenge that Carneades accepted was to show that there were alternatives which could do justice to the agreed upon considerations as well as or better than did the Stoic position, while dispensing with its most distinctive and contentious features.

The view that the status of E as normative evidence for H can depend upon considerations of background theory immediately raises questions about the status of the background theory itself.

Some are based upon considerations about how evolution must have acted; some are based on considerations about the nature of computation and some are versions of the poverty of the stimulus argument first presented by Chomsky in support of the existence of an innate universal grammar.

Arguments for LGBT discrimination are based not upon considerations for public health or legal precedent but upon religiously enshrined prejudice.