Sentence examples for appropriate weighing from inspiring English sources

Such a maneuver is motivated by fear and politics, not scientific research and the appropriate weighing of pros and cons.

The court left open the possibility that minors under age 18 could be sentenced to life without parole — but only if the sentencing judge has made an individualized finding that such a penalty is appropriate, weighing the defendant's characteristics and the details of the crime.

A comprehensive quantification methodology for extreme traffic and climatic load combinations was suggested including technical (functional), economic, environmental and social-human aspects with appropriate weighing.

The inclusion of mobile phone numbers, through an overlapping dual-frame design, improved the coverage of the survey and an appropriate weighing procedure is feasible, although it added substantially to the complexity of the weighting strategy.

The inclusion of the mobile phone numbers through an overlapping dual-frame design, improved the coverage of the survey and an appropriate weighing procedure is feasible, although it added substantially to the complexity of the weighting strategy.

A methodology to design a multivariable H∞ controller is shown, including the selection of appropriate weigh ting functions for a mixed sensitivity control formulation.

Co-culture experiments suggest that the lectins without signal peptides would be likely to play an essential role in the recognition of lichen symbiosis, and one of the most striking findings in these experiments is that an appropriate weigh ratio of lichen-forming fungus and its photosynthetic partner and sufficient contact time are vital for their recognition and mutual influence.

"But the governor does not believe it would be appropriate to weigh in on this project," Mr. McKeon added.

He said that it may be appropriate to weigh the question later in the case if it arises in connection to a particular issue.

However, "there might be some question of whether it is appropriate to weigh in on decisions that have an enormous impact on [his] brother's assets,"  said Richard Painter, a University of Minnesota law professor who was the chief ethics lawyer under President George W. Bush. .

It is up to each health system to determine whether bariatric surgery with its support services is economically appropriate when weighed against the provision of essential medicines and other secondary prevention initiatives, such as foot care, education and retinal screening, which can be cost saving in low-income countries.