Sentence examples for considered parties from inspiring English sources
More than 4,230 people are considered parties in the case, and there were more than 50 lawyers at the hearing on Saturday.
In Figure 8, we present a depiction of the relationships between the three considered parties.
Many of the big parties were too crowded to even be considered parties, and the imposition of a festival-like aesthetic at The Jungle suggests they may be thinking outside of the club in the future––a controversial move.
A digression in this work indicates that he considered party strife as the principal factor in the republic's disintegration.
Protecting high heels in soft, wet ground is easy with plastic covers, which can also be considered party favors.
Joining Labour was for many the first time they had considered party membership – CLP meetings and internal democracy seemed complex and cliquey.
Thus, in 1964 Gallup showed that 42% of Britons considered party politicians were mainly out for themselves against 41% who believed they put the nation first.
> Jeb Bush and Sen. Lindsey Graham, two candidates who might be considered party moderates on the issue of immigration, blasted Trump's plan as fantasy -- at least part of it.
In addition to identifying the actions involved with each step, LCTs were encouraged to consider parties responsible for the execution of such actions, anticipate due dates and outcomes for all steps, and identify potential challenges that might arise.
Mr. Koizumi must also consider party custom.
