Sentence examples for considerable weight to from inspiring English sources

Having Paris support Britain and Germany will add considerable weight to their efforts.

Yesterday Detective Chief Superintendant Steve Lovelock said he gave "considerable weight" to his predecessor's final conclusions on the case.

Now is the time for international development and human rights organisations to add their considerable weight to the discussion.

In examining this question, the S.E.C. should give considerable weight to the beneficial role outside shareholders play in corporate governance.

There are good reasons for the department to have given considerable weight to student progress in the grading system.

Comparing other nations' experiences adds considerable weight to the argument that the level of taxes has had little long-term effect on growth.

College officials acknowledged the central role played by Mr. Sillerman, whose post as chancellor is largely honorary but whose largess lends considerable weight to his opinions.

The Scottish Culture Secretary, Fiona Hyslop, said the report's findings added "considerable weight" to calls for the BBC to change the way it operates north of the border.

Several potentially strong conservatives also declined to run, apparently in deference to the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has subtly lent his considerable weight to the incumbent.

David Miliband has much to offer on policy and his experience and intelligence would add considerable weight to the shadow cabinet.

"And the courts have held that they will give considerable weight to the board's exercise of its business judgment and will generally not overrule a board without very strong reasons".