Sentence examples for believe consideration from inspiring English sources

That's why I believe consideration should be given to a windfall tax when house values increase steeply over time.

We believe consideration should be given to a process in which the employing trust is responsible for confirming that site staff are suitably qualified and ensure they hold adequate documentation to demonstrate this.

Consider consulting an attorney if you believe consideration may be required, since what constitutes sufficient consideration varies depending on the circumstances of the contract and state law.

I do believe the consideration of what the fans are getting is really important".

It said it did not believe enough consideration had been given to the possible loss of jobs or the potential cost of compensating airline businesses that have invested in Heathrow.

"Of particular concern is the evidence which suggests that Wales' local health boards will not come in on target this year and we believe further consideration should be given to what areas and departments will be squeezed if and when budgets get tight".

This has a number of clinical and policy implications which we believe deserve consideration.

Consequentialists believe that consideration of outcomes forms the relevant basis for deciding which policies and practices are morally correct.

We believe that consideration of regional differences in PGE2 metabolism and micro-environmental influences on PGE2 metabolism related to enzyme co-factor availability and/or hypoxia is a paradigm shift in the field of eicosanoid cancer research and is consistent with latest understanding of genetic and epigenetic intra-tumoral heterogeneity [ 14, 40].

Finally, we believe that consideration of the pros and cons of the different approaches, and the specific goals of the two 'meta-scale' research fields, will help researchers choose the appropriate methods to use to address the specific questions of their studies.

Furthermore, even with improved approaches in which systematic discrepancy may be alleviated, systematic discrepancy seems unlikely to disappear, and we believe serious consideration of AOD as a proxy for PM2.5 in the future will need to consider the nature of this discrepancy and its implications for the contexts in which AOD is used as a proxy for PM2.5.