Sentence examples for contemplated the use from inspiring English sources

The opinion even acknowledges, in a footnote, that Congress never contemplated the use of the pen register provision for bulk collection.

In dissent, Judge Johnnie B. Rawlinson wrote that the federal law specifically contemplated the use of a different form developed by the state, one that could itself test eligibility requirements, including citizenship.

In February 1958, the month of CND's foundation, Tony resigned his position as one of Labour's front bench spokesmen on Defence, stating that he could not, "under any circumstances, support a policy which contemplated the use of atomic weapons in war".

One year we are contemplating intervention against Assad, then the next an intervention against his opponents (IS)." Cameron has said he has not contemplated the use of British combat troops on the ground in Iraq, adding: "The lesson to learn from previous conflicts is that we should play the most appropriate role for us".

Unless there is an acute reversible component to renal failure or liver transplantation is contemplated, the use of renal support in this patient group may not be a good use of resources.

This analysis provides a useful economic model for organisations contemplating the use of an email-based telemedicine system.

But not everyone is ready to contemplate the use of jackhammers at night, however quiet they are.

It's a natural evolution for architects to seriously (once again) contemplate the use of prefab in multifamily applications.

"If primary legislation contemplates the use of force in these circumstances, there is a real danger that force could be used unlawfully.

It is about Hezbollah and North Korea and every other terrorist group or dictator that might ever again contemplate the use of weapons of mass destruction.

Some military analysts said that if Mr. Assad had been contemplating the use of warplanes, that possibility seemed more unlikely because of the defection.