Sentence examples for considering persons from inspiring English sources

The new ESF shows that the Bank is making progress in considering persons with disabilities in its operations.

Whereas Mondale had made a point of publicly considering persons from excluded groups, McCain's short-list consisted of white males until the 11th hour when he concluded that he needed a woman running mate to have a chance to win.

When also considering persons older than 84 years, the estimated prevalence ranges from 5.9%to6.4%4% for any dementia and from 3%to3.3%3% for AD [ 3, 4].

In some cases, professionals working in the same nursing home didn't even reach consensus when considering persons with dementia eligible for palliative care.

Cardone and Gilkerson [ 27] and Dunst and Trivette [ 17] maintain that considering persons as possessing knowledge rather than as recipients of professional knowledge enhances the use of their own competencies.

When estimating the incidence of HIV infection with original data, p2 was estimated separately for repeat and new testers; since p2 represents the probability that a person diagnosed with HIV had a TRI that could result in being classified as recent, p2 is estimated not considering persons with an initial diagnosis of AIDS or who develop AIDS within 6 months of their HIV diagnosis.

Ms. Sherman said that no crew members from the boat were considered persons of interest in the criminal investigation.

Why, for instance, are corporations considered persons under the equal protection clause of the 14th amendment?

Corporations are considered "persons," -- entitled to many constitutional rights of actual persons without any of the legal consequences.

As is common in the literature, we consider persons scoring 16 or over to experience high depressive symptomatology.

We considered persons reporting that they smoked at the time of the questionnaire to be current smokers.