Sentence examples for consideration in decisions from inspiring English sources

"Children's best interests should be the paramount consideration in decisions affecting them.

For a new employee, taxes are an important consideration in decisions regarding deductions and retirement savings (through employee and employer contributions such as 401k's IRAs, etc).

Important safety-related activities or study participants' health issues were reviewed with the DSMB, and the advice was taken into consideration in decisions related to these issues.

The Health in Men (HIM) study has shown that prior acquaintance with casual partners is associated with perceived knowledge of a partner's serostatus and a decreased likelihood to use condoms, and being more intimately acquainted with someone appears to be an important consideration in decisions about condom use [ 15].

Often, however, other yield types are found (see Yano and Lee 1995) which are of greater practical relevance and demand for specific consideration in decision making and contract analysis.

Unlike pediatricians, physicians caring for adult patients do not routinely take weight and height into consideration in decision-making.

The narratives indicated that the fetus acquired more consideration in decision-making the further the gestation progressed.

The other articles confirm these experiences and also show how wider social processes act to exclude marginal groups from decision-making or consideration in decision-making (e.g. Zakus and Lysack 1998; Palmer et al. 1999; Hill and Ly 2004).

It is increasingly used to monitor the burden of disease in a population [ 3] and is taken into consideration in decision-making regarding resource allocation, intervention design, and chronic disease management [ 5].

Camidge et al (2005) have recently proposed that the proportion of life-saved should be a consideration in decision making – over and above the absolute level of life-saved.

National security and the UK's foreign policy interests could become primary considerations in decisions relating to aid.