Sentence examples for consideration to extend from inspiring English sources
Removal of materials suitable for beneficial use (BU) is one alternative under consideration to extend the life of existing CDFs, as is separation of recoverable materials at the time of disposal.
So could and should the government be giving serious consideration to extending the life of some of these plants in order to deal with the spectre of blackouts?
The vote occurred during Judiciary Committee consideration of legislation to extend the Patriot Act.
As such, the geometry of the stump was taken into consideration in order to extend the sleeve toward the metacarpophalangeal joint.
These data demonstrated similarities and differences between the two groups and should serve as an important consideration when attempting to extend the comparison of mouse models to human cancer.
But she began writing letters to every local power broker she could think of, asking for a second chance and pleading for the same consideration to be extended to others who faced charges as juveniles.
New Jersey officials asked a federal appeals court yesterday to overturn a decision by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission that the possibility of a terrorist attack on the Oyster Creek nuclear plant should not be a consideration in deciding whether to extend its license.
Among the potential compromises under consideration is a plan to extend the time a migrant joining the UK workforce would remain under the benefits regime of the country they left.
"Your consideration of our request to extend the deadline for final submission of this hand count until Monday, November 27 at 9 a.m., would be greatly appreciated, as we know you are interested in counting all votes as accurately as possible".
In this study, we attempt to identify the musical mood without consideration of contextual information to extend the range of music to instrumental music such as sound-tracks of films.
Our considerations regarding the need to extend free vaccination to women up to 26 years of age are supported by epidemiological and economic studies.
