Sentence examples for considerations brought up from inspiring English sources
I will, instead, mention some of the main considerations brought up on each side of this dispute, and give my reasons for thinking that substantial forms are universals.
This recommendation was based on the results of a systematic review conducted by a Dutch-German review group and the considerations brought up by the European expert panel.
Based on the considerations brought up by the UAG in BioCreative III, we introduced some modifications to the IAT in the BioCreative 2012 workshop, such as Teams presented documentation for their systems, curation guidelines when needed, a practice set for biocurators and benchmarking of the system previous to the evaluation.
The screens are of the newest type, which, like other high-end touch devices, have the capacitive layer fused to the glass, reducing thickness and weight, two considerations I brought up last month.
There are three considerations that can be brought up under this heading.
This isn't even taking into consideration the myriad privacy issues brought up with this census that were flatly hand-waved away by the ABS.
While the filibuster is likely to continue as a part of Senate life because both parties fear being in the minority, there should be no right to filibuster legislation before it is even brought up for consideration.
Stephen M. Wagstaffe, the San Mateo County chief deputy district attorney, said Mr. Chen's computers had not yet been searched and he cited "further consideration" of the legal issues brought up by Gawker.
All of the stockholders acquiesced, with the result 'that it was understood that we would come forward and make these presents or gifts to the employees that were to be slated for it.' The matter had theretofore never been discussed among the old stockholders; and this was the first time it had been brought up for consideration.
Yes, it is very unlikely the legislation would also make it through the Democratically controlled Senate or even brought up for consideration in the relevant committees.
Expanding North Carolina's state Supreme Court has not been brought up for consideration at all, the state House deputy majority leader and state Senate deputy president pro tempore told The Huffington Post.
