Sentence examples for consideration for giving from inspiring English sources

One can expect creditors to argue that the debtor should have received some consideration for giving up its rights in this regard.

For giving consideration to both fitting effect and efficiency of a continuous PH distribution, we apply the maximum likelihood method to the dense subset HErD of PH distribution and design a SS & IAGA-EM algorithm for study.

I think … we should have a system that makes managers more accountable for giving consideration to their staff's learning opportunities".

"We do not believe that a hastily convened [high court] hearing for an emergency injunction application is an appropriate venue for giving proper consideration to these vital issues.

A spokesperson for the Philippines President thanked his Indonesian counterpart, Jokowi Widodo for giving due consideration to the legal appeals and expressed his hope that a wider criminal operation would be uncovered.

These have typically been read as responses to Kant's moral philosophy, inspired by Kant in their general concern for autonomy as the essence of morality but criticizing Kant for giving inadequate consideration to the rôle of sensibility in morality.

Hence, a wide array of mechanical characteristics can be adequately represented in any preliminary design consideration for a given rock mass.

In this respect, our study departs from the specialised literature by taking into consideration, for a given set of heterogeneous collaborations, information from both the academics' and the firms' side, relative to their characteristics, their aims and the collaboration settings.

In class, workflows are accompanied by (i) lectures introducing the background context and analysis considerations for a given step, reviewing the available tools and discussing the analysis process; and (ii) hands-on exercises that work through the execution of a given analysis step or tool functionality.

By promoting an outward driven assessment which includes all building blocks of the health system, our approach avoids reductionist thinking of only looking at input-output-outcome considerations for any given problem and encourages the applier to see the health system as a set of continuous and synergistic relationships.

Because it's often insisted that St . Petersburg as described, is not suited for considerations given for ordinary games, thinking sensibly about it requires modifications in the way it would work modifications we would expect if this game were really offered in casinos.