Sentence examples for consideration the questions from inspiring English sources

In a serious blow to pro-euthanasia campaigners, judges said that while the cases were deeply moving and deserved the most careful and sympathetic consideration, the questions they raised were too significant to be decided upon in a court, and could only be answered by parliament.

The evaluation of the model takes into consideration the questions it is expected to answer, its validity – in particular predictive, construct [ 21] – and external validity or generalizability [ 22].

There has not been an execution in Georgia since 1998, and the Georgia Supreme Court has under consideration the question of whether the use of the electric chair is cruel and unusual punishment.

It sounded to me as if the name of the hotel was exactly the one mentioned by the rich voice, and I proposed, for his somewhat slow consideration, the question: perhaps I was the one he was supposed to pick up.

Thus, in order to reach the level of meaning, phenomenologists contrary to these other philosophers—"bracket" existence (i.e., exclude from consideration the question of existence or nonexistence as things) by the phenomenological reduction and deal exclusively with the indubitable with consciousness and the immediately given evidence of consciousness.

Taking this into consideration, the question that arises is whether such systems can significantly improve buildings energy performance and occupants׳ visual and thermal comfort.

But even if we do not restrict the kinds of options under consideration, the question of whether or not Completeness should be satisfied turns on the meaning of preference.

103 Here again one should take into consideration the question of surrogate versus final outcome parameters.

While noting that rules exist for service interruption during emergencies, the F.C.C. expressed concern that "there has been insufficient discussion, analysis and consideration" of the questions raised by the intentional interruptions.

Finally, in order to motivate subjects for careful consideration of the questions, 12 subjects drawn randomly received a flat payment of 20 Euros in the main test.

The Supreme Court limited its consideration to the questions of the constitutionality of the Smith Act and the jury instructions, and did not rule on the issues of impartiality, jury composition, or informant witnesses.