Sentence examples for consideration of this question from inspiring English sources
A big consideration of this question is the difference between "we" and "you".
Needless to say effective consideration of this question will require not only effort within the scientific and humanistic communities, but frank and sympathetic interactions between the two.
"That suggests that there might be a difference, and the Act might not apply if the person is fired". Butler noted, however, that the debate over the law before its passage included consideration of this question — with some senators taking the position that vacancies from firings could be filled under its authority.
Let others praise justice and censure injustice, magnifying the rewards and honours of the one and abusing the other; that is a manner of arguing which, coming from them, I am ready to tolerate, but from you who have spent your whole life in the consideration of this question, unless I hear the contrary from your own lips, I expect something better.
We therefore approach the consideration of this question as a new one in this court, and one that involves the extent of the protection which is given by the copyright statutes of the United States to the owner of a copyright under the facts disclosed in this record.
I come to the consideration of this question with the conceded fact that Congress has supreme and exclusive control over interstate commerce; that no state in the exercise of its police power can directly restrain such commerce; and inquire why the size of the package or the manner of importation determines the limit of national control?
Consideration of this fourth question involves analysis of multiculturalism.
But consideration of that question must proceed with fidelity to this century-old doctrine.
It was apparently for that reason that rather than saying "jurisdiction noted," the usual formula for accepting this type of case, the order today said, "Further consideration of the question of jurisdiction is postponed to the hearing of the case on the merits".
[n11] This conclusory assertion, unreasoned and unaccompanied by citation, surely cannot foreclose consideration of the question in a case that squarely presents the issue.
