Sentence examples for consideration everything that from inspiring English sources

The order was made on the basis that the government had failed to take into consideration everything that ought to have been considered before declaring an area of the prison a youth justice facility, and left open the possibility that the government could simply repeat the process, correcting those administrative mistakes.

It only starts to tip after there's a plea and after I take into consideration everything that has happened.

From bars and restaurants, iconic foods, and live tunes, to museums, outdoor activities, and cheap Airbnbs (not to mention beaches, parks, and ease of getting around), we took into consideration everything that makes for a great weekend.

It's important to take into consideration everything that consumes extra time in your day.

Mr. Obama, the novelist writes, "comes across as someone who stored away for future consideration practically everything that was ever said to him, and who had a talent for watchfulness, part of the extraordinary armor he developed at an early age".

"It is not the new national taxation policy, it is not the modern complete taxation system that takes into consideration everything and that eradicates injustice and contradiction," Mr. Venizelos said.

Consideration of whether everything that is being done at each stage is really necessary (and what would happen if superfluous tasks were removed?).

Consideration of whether everything that is being done at each stage is really necessary (and what would happen if superfluous tasks were removed?)  .

According to Patton [[ 5] p.20]: Utilization-Focused Evaluation begins with the premise that evaluations should be judged by their utility and actual use; therefore, evaluators should facilitate the evaluation process and design any evaluation with careful consideration of how everything that is done, from beginning to end, will affect use.

And in the end, given everything that was under consideration, we just felt like it was the right thing to do.

Thus, it reduces the body to a material (biological) reality, and it denies the existence or rational validity to everything that does not fall under such epistemological consideration.