Sentence examples for consideration to the needs from inspiring English sources

Tully Costa said she and other local residents' groups feel the city accepts proposals for one-off events, and also property development, without consideration to the needs of the community.

A "more assertive" approach, the authors write, would have given more explicit consideration to the needs of the children and probably sought to override parental objections including if it had been necessary and subject to legal advice, going to court for an appropriate order.

Clive Fenton, chief executive, said: "We all know that there is a housing shortage, but public debate is very much focused at the first-time-buyer end of the market rather than giving equal consideration to the needs of our ageing population.

"HMRC accepts something has to give and it now faces difficult decisions on how best to use its limited resources - decisions that must give full consideration to the needs of all taxpayers". She said while its customer service had improved there were still questions over its "call-answering times".

He says, "Insofar as human agents are involved in the design or administration of global rules, practices, or organizations, they ought to disregard their private and local, including national, commitments and loyalties to give equal consideration to the needs and interests of every human being on this planet" (Pogge 2013, 298).

The first draft by the chairman of the Committee, Jan Philipp Albrecht, was criticized for insufficient consideration to the needs of epidemiological research.

That request was made after "full consideration to the need to maintain national security and the government's overriding responsibilities in this regard".

Since the District Judge correctly calculated and carefully reviewed the Guidelines range, he necessarily gave significant weight and consideration to the need to avoid unwarranted disparities.

If the Department believed that there was an inadequate federal interest to justify DOMA, the time to speak was in 1996, when Congress gave careful consideration to the need for DOMA.

The first was to employ practical sensitivity with regard to small and medium-sized enterprises, a particularly good example of this being the establishment of the derogation, without - we trust - giving any less consideration to the need to provide ever-increasing protection of the environment, public health and animal welfare.

The market for wireless speakers is quickly becoming saturated with products in every shape, size and color, but few device makers give consideration to the individual needs of listeners.