Sentence examples for and that considerations from inspiring English sources

Nor can there be any doubt that Tony Blair was motivated solely by his secret pledges to stand by President Bush come what may, and that considerations of legality and British public opinion scarcely registered with him.

In just a few minutes, he summed up what economists call the principal-agent argument: the belief that companies should be run solely to secure rewards for their shareholders – and that considerations such as workers' welfare, customer loyalty or doing right by business partners came way way down the agenda.

Our study has also highlighted that postpartum counseling – a critical feature of the immediate postpartum period – is limited in this setting regardless of time to discharge and that considerations related to newborn health are not at the forefront of a family's mind when considering whether or when to leave.

That could lead to the worst outcome for Mr. Obama — a war between Iran and Israel — and that consideration alone makes the case for the administration to see little room for error in handling the main act.

The evaluation results demonstrate that choice of power curves influences the selection of wind turbines and that consideration of the mutual wake effect may help to optimize wind farm design in wind energy assessment.

The results show that a wide range of velocities and signal loss is possible above the water table and that consideration of amplitudes enables areas of disturbed ground to be identified.

It is imperative to ensure at all times that circumstances commensurate with the child's age are maintained during examinations and treatments and that consideration is given to the child's feeling of shame.

It's a fabulist and destructive suggestion that considerations of the quality and pervasiveness of a political candidate's practice of faith should be off limits.

But despite all that consideration and care we still ended up as targets.

In both instances, it's an invitation to think seriously about the need for, and effect of, art and the immeasurable benefits of that consideration.

Mr. Carpenter seems to have aimed for work that would fit comfortably into a home setting, and that consideration continues regarding more recent acquisitions.