Sentence examples for consider properly from inspiring English sources

One was to refuse to consider properly how savings could be made in the NHS.

But like many Oxbridge law rejects, I failed to consider properly what these criteria meant in advance.

"Ministers have failed to consider properly the devastating impact its proposals could have on disabled people," Dan Burden of the Spinal Injuries Association, said.

"There is no reason to have a strike when your members are yet to consider properly the offer that was on the table," she said.

He said the government had responded to his concerns, saying they would work to both minimise any such risk and consider properly how these partnerships and funding streams are scrutinised.

In regard to the only issue that I consider properly before the Court, I agree with the State's argument that the Equal Protection Clause is not violated when Illinois gives full recognition only to those father-child relationships that arise in the context of family units bound together by legal obligations arising from marriage or from adoption proceedings.

However, three-dimensional cracks were not considered properly.

The case was considered properly, and the ruling – as many have agreed – was the right one".

The fox-hunting types might have had one thing right, though: cords need a good thrashing before they can be considered properly broken in.

But up until World War II and the period just after, a gentleman was not considered properly dressed without a hat.

One upshot of this is that banks may have to hold capital well above regulatory minimums to be considered properly capitalized in the Fed's eyes.