Sentence examples for considering such things as from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton's advisers view this as a definite advantage, and are considering such things as having the first lady deliver a foreign policy address in an academic setting to press the difference.

(3) The event is of such nature or duration that it cannot reasonably be accommodated in the particular location applied for, considering such things as damage to resources or facilities of the area administered by the Presidio Trust, impairment of a protected area's atmosphere of peace and tranquillity, interference with program activities, or impairment of public use facilities.

Instead of presuming that secret motivations for buying detergent lurked in the traumatised subconscious, it seemed safer and wiser to study behaviour and create mathematical models based on income and geography.Meanwhile the development of the cognitive sciences from the late 1950s through to the 1970s offered new empirical methods for considering such things as memory and problem-solving.

They opposed rising military budgets and military intervention abroad, favored economic redistribution and were willing to consider such things as demands for reparation for slavery.

Mr. Laszlo said retailers must still consider such things as store layout, shelf space and ways to help users find an item.

They consider such things as a mind-controlled laser pointer and an app that uses brain waves to measure how sleepy a particular meal is making the user.

Therefore, his choice to trust the CEO is less automatic; he must consider such things as her intentions and her integrity.

A political credo honestly based on self-reliance would consider such things as inherited wealth, a privileged education and calling in favours on the network to be poisonous assaults on the development of good human character; a bit like sparing the rod and spoiling the child (another Tory favourite that works best for other people's children).

That his opinion is representative of those men whose views actually make policy becomes clear when we consider such things as the NSA's warrantless wiretapping program, along with other unprecedented assaults on the US constitution, which were intended to "take place away from public eyes".

The consultation will consider such things as pollution, additional rail and road infrastructure such a roads, and the impact on surrounding towns and villages.

This emerges when we consider such things as attending to, thinking about, remembering, and comparing our experiences: activities that bring us into 'epistemic contact' with those experiences.