Sentence examples for be contemplated at from inspiring English sources
Force might be contemplated at some point, but not now.
As Yerushalmi describes it, "What was suddenly drawn up from the past was not a series of facts to be contemplated at a distance, but a series of situations into which one could somehow be existentially drawn".
US secretary of state Mike Pompeo was more circumspect, saying "further action will be contemplated" at Monday's meeting of the regional Lima Group, in the Colombian capital Bogota, but focusing on sanctions, humanitarian aid and actions by Venezuelans themselves.
People have found the land so useful, or made it so useful for themselves, that it must now be contemplated at a different level, as tools and objects must be regarded differently from raw materials.
This seems indicative of how he wants his essays to function: less like art-objects (beautiful, stable things to be contemplated at a distance) than a training ground for how we might relate differently to the world and one another through how we relate to the text.
As for the "axis of evil" and reports of a possible U.S. military strike against Iraq, the Saudi leader said: "Any attack on Iraq or Iran should not be contemplated at all because it would not serve the interests of America, the region or the world, as there is no clear evidence of a present danger.
It is the first time such serious investigations have been contemplated at such a high level.
In this study, both spatial (landscape, among-habitats) and temporal (intra-annual, seasonal) analyses were contemplated at mesoscale.
Modifications are possible, but only if those specific modifications were contemplated at the outset of the agreement.
"This is plainly not the situation that was contemplated at Sharm el Sheik," Mr. Mitchell said in an interview on Saturday.
The plan will go into effect in 2013-14 and will remain for at least three seasons, "barring another relocation or expansion, neither of which are being contemplated at this time," Commissioner Gary Bettman said.
