Sentence examples for a just consideration of from inspiring English sources

Expressing confidence that the court had effectively killed the bankruptcy proceedings against TV-6, Aleksandr Berezin, its deputy director, said tonight, "This decision confirms that it is possible to get a just consideration of a case at a Russian court".

But this shows this is a dynamic that can warp a sober and just consideration of social issues.

Despite this, many in Jordan say just consideration of such a bill sends the wrong message to Amman, which has been pushing to restart the peace progress.

However, the results also imply that participation decisions arise from more than just considerations of catch at and the accessibility of fishing sites, i.e., socio-demographic characteristics.

After all, "the decision to use conjugate or polysaccharide vaccine in elderly persons is informed by more than just considerations of antibody titers".

Despite the obvious importance of outcome measures in medical education research, there is a growing awareness that evaluation of any complex educational intervention such as PAL demands a complete programme of research not just a consideration of simple outcome measures [ 32].

This distinction is highly relevant to the current study which seeks to differentiate the characteristics of 'weak' and 'strong' LSP spoken performance assessment in the call centre workplace; this study however pushes this distinction beyond just a consideration of the criteria as originally suggested by McNamara (1996).

Rather it is a reminder that from their point of view, the research is just another consideration (of many) encountered on the way to achieving their goal.

It's surprising how rarely garden books actually focus on trees; rather, they become just another consideration of landscaping.

Indeed, the book ends with a consideration of just such a threesome frozen forever in the aftermath of an earthquake on ancient Cyprus, with the speaker proposing that such a piteous sight can be taken as either a story with no meaning or a meaning beyond story.

A review of a play at the Long Wharf in New Haven, for example, demands a consideration of just what that theater stands for and what it means, within its community and to the world of theater.