Sentence examples for considering in its from inspiring English sources

Moore's argument, however, is worth considering in its own right, since it has had significant influence since he first articulated it in 1903 and differs from Kant's.

The case, which the Supreme Court is considering in its current session, concerns three white students who have sued the University of Michigan for discrimination.

This letter, which was signed by approximately 139 small and regional wireless operators, expresses the wireless operators' opinions on the open access conditions that the FCC is considering in its 700MHz service rules.

For this reason, it was considered, in its cutaneous form, to be such an occupational hazard that it was known as wool-sorter's or ragpicker's disease.

Asked why a proposal to "purchase" the BBC3 brand by two leading independent producers was not considered in its report, Fairhead said it was up to BBC management to consider all proposals for spectrum use.

For France, it is an opportunity to engage more muscularly in a largely French-speaking region that it has long considered in its sphere of interest.

But it should be considered in its context: unusual and balanced by many, many interactions with clients where things go better than expected.

It is not considered in its relation to culturally acknowledged values.

"The Berec guidelines are not binding and it's for Ofcom to consider in its application and enforcement of the EU regulations".

"The law must be considered in its final form".

But if liberalism is considered in its broadest sense, Mr. McGovern's sweeping assertions about its obviousness might be true.