Sentence examples for consideration of introducing from inspiring English sources

There was no consideration of introducing Simple Harvest as its own brand without the Quaker name, he said, because "everything Quaker stands for is rooted in a product that's so simple: just oats".

May tried to exclude any consideration of introducing a statutory time limit on the use of immigration detention, but Shaw makes clear his belief that the numbers should be reduced "both for reasons of welfare and to deliver better use of public money".

Our findings might justify consideration of introducing pre-surgical examinations that could locate the α-SMA positive myofibroblast-rich nodules with a view to considering these areas as target points for surgery.

Mr Acheson believes rewards should be linked to performance, but has already been warned about the ethical considerations of introducing performance-related pay for fundraisers, in case it drives them to put undue pressure on donors.

He said that a proposal by the New York City Board of Education to build an Internet site that accepts corporate advertising, in exchange for computer equipment and services, deserves serious consideration as a means of introducing students from low-income families to the new technologies sweeping the country.

The design of amorphous formulations with optimal dissolution performance requires the appropriate selection of a combination of excipients and consideration of the method of introducing the excipients.

Nevertheless, the impact on mild or asymptomatic CAH should remain a key consideration when determining the implications of introducing a newborn screening programme.

In Vietnam, there are three provisos attached to the user fee mechanism including the removal of legal restrictions on charging for health services through the public sector; WTP by women and other caregivers for counseling services; and, finally, consideration of the costs and benefits of introducing a user fee more generally.

This article builds off our implementation experience at Children's Hospital Boston to describe considerations, including potential benefits and pitfalls, of introducing an enterprise-wide clinical information system in a tertiary care pediatric center.

The effect of introducing local interviewers also needs to be taken into consideration.

Except for the mentioned-above reasons of introducing models (3) and (4), there are other considerations.