Sentence examples for considering a matter from inspiring English sources

When considering a matter of consequence, I never dismiss the very real possibility that I am wrong.

However, information about asylum-seeker vessel movements is considered a matter of national security.

Staying home, caring for the house and for children was considered a matter of decency.

The leak was considered a matter so grave that it called into question Thatcher's survival in office.

"When any governor asks any commissioner to consider a matter, it has to be given serious consideration," Mr. Spada said.

He found it unreasonable to "forbid in civil law a practice that can be considered a matter of private morality".

In most places, maternal drug use is considered a matter for child protective services, not for law enforcement.

But reflecting what must have been the behind-the-scenes argument, he continued: "Whenever a court considers a matter where public sentiment is strong, it risks public alienation.

A relatively small number of capital cases get into the federal system, in large part because law enforcement is generally considered a matter for the states.

But this was also a key moment for urban planning – the point at which the city's issues were considered a matter of urban design.

The issue has become the centerpiece of a campaign by the bishops to defend what they consider a matter of religious liberty.