Sentence examples for contemplated allowing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cooper's most vocal ally on the Supreme Court was Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who said Congress must have contemplated allowing suits for emotional distress since that is the kind of harm most characteristic of privacy violations.

It "makes no sense," the government asserts, to think that Congress even contemplated allowing federal Exchanges to operate without subsidies.

It is inconceivable that any health secretary would contemplate allowing unqualified paediatricians to run a children's hospital, however inspirational they might be.

And while the current law requires insurers to cover anyone with a pre-existing condition, Congress could contemplate allowing insurers to exclude an existing medical condition if someone waited to enroll only when they needed care.

Income limits of purchasers are being adjusted annually to reflect rises in the Consumer Price Index, and the town attorney is contemplating allowing similar annual increases for prices as well, she said.

He was contemplating allowing himself to die in the burning warehouse he found himself in alongside his most recent patient.

Management's first task in evaluating its projected participation in any trade show, then, is to determine how well each contemplated show allows satisfaction of the company's selling and nonselling objectives.

Insights from this case study allowed us to extend 'research for health justice' in ways not previously contemplated.

Lynn Fox, a Google spokeswoman, said that no deals Google was contemplating would allow its search results to favor a particular company.

The enthusiasm was such that policy makers in Washington began to contemplate some mechanism for allowing Americans to channel Social Security taxes into stocks, an idea now sidetracked by the market decline and, more recently, by the priority of the campaign against terrorism.

That "allows contemplating delaying the moment of truth by 8 to 10 months," Mr. Barak said.