Sentence examples for considerations settled from inspiring English sources

There was actually considerable doubt, both on the West Coast, where Lt. Gen. John L. DeWitt pressed hard from the days just after Pearl Harbor to rid the area of Japanese, German and Italian aliens and "dangerous" American citizens of enemy ancestry, and in Washington before political considerations settled the matter.

Based on these considerations, we settled on 1.1 equivalents of PhSiH3 as optimal, to minimize both reaction time and undesired reactivity.

The experts decided to exclude the New Zealand data from consideration and settled on a weekly intake limit of 1.6 μg/kg body weight.

These considerations would settle matters except that there are those who maintain that killing, in medical contexts, is always morally unjustified — a premise that underwrites much of the debate surrounding this fourth objection.

Over time, commuters learn the routes' travel time variabilities based on past experiences, factor such variabilities into their route choice considerations, and settle into a long-term equilibrium pattern.

Jenkins said the cost of going to trial was a major consideration in settling the lawsuit, adding that insurers often will "make a calculated business decision to negotiate a settlement".

And after much consideration, I've settled on the latter.

The consideration will be settled by allotment of new shares and issuance of convertible bonds.

IHC score was settled in consideration positive of cell rate and immunointensity.

On the other hand, the considerations in discussion settle the legal relevance of institutional decisions: the decisions matter to the law as institutionally valid norms that impose obligations, which are genuine moral obligations from the point of view of the system (Raz 1990; contra Hart 1982).

Among Highland clans, each killing demands a revenge killing, so that a war goes on and on, unless political considerations cause it to be settled, or unless one clan is wiped out or flees.