Sentence examples for consideration on which from inspiring English sources
This is not the only consideration on which the Court will base its decision, but it is one of them.
Matthews acknowledged that agile methods will be adopted in the embedded world in the near future; however, he demands consideration on which practices should be adopted.
The second consideration on which I based my report is that, as may be seen from the report on the implementation of the Hague Programme for 2007, the level of implementation with regard to legal cooperation in the criminal field was somewhat low, even though satisfactory developments were registered in other sectors, such as civil co-operation, border management, immigration and asylum policies.
The number of considerations on which depend the refutations of those who are refuted, we ought not to try to grasp without a knowledge of everything that is.
Thus we should have the number of considerations on which the fallacious proofs depend: for they could not depend on more, but all will depend on the points aforesaid.
If then, fallacious proofs of the contradictory of a thesis depend on their appearing to refute, it is clear that the considerations on which both proofs of false conclusions and an apparent refutation depend must be the same in number.
We grasp, then, the number of considerations on which all such depend: if, however, we grasp this, we also grasp their solutions as well; for the objections to these are the solutions of them.
We also grasp the number of considerations on which those refutations depend, that are merely apparent-apparent, I mean, not to everybody, but to people of a certain stamp; for it is an indefinite task if one is to inquire how many are the considerations that make them apparent to the man in the street.
It represents the weight of all non-evidential plausibility considerations on which posterior probabilities may depend.
Furthermore, considering, planning and documenting the statistical analyses in advance, including predefined considerations on which potential confounding factors to include in the statistical analyses and how to account for multiple comparisons should be a priority.
