Sentence examples for for proper consideration from inspiring English sources
But legitimate claims still require time for proper consideration.
Giving a bill time for proper consideration does not signal unanimous approval.
Procrastination is rampant, meaning that important bills are held until the final days, even hours, of legislative sessions, allowing no time for proper consideration.
With only a few hours to go before the comprehensive spending review deadline the BBC was faced with a choice – alienate the government or agree to a hastily cobbled together deal with insufficient time for proper consideration of its impact.
The date of autumn 2014 which the Scottish Cabinet has now agreed for the referendum is right because it gives the right amount of time for proper consideration of such a historic decision.
While attacking the government for "fighting tooth and nail for mega wealthy companies to keep their tax arrangements secret" Labor is also resisting demands it vote to immediately end the exemption, suggesting instead the issue should be sent to a parliamentary inquiry for proper consideration.
The impact of soil pollution is found to be more hazardous for developing countries like Ethiopia due to lack of proper consideration and management.
"We do not believe that a hastily convened [high court] hearing for an emergency injunction application is an appropriate venue for giving proper consideration to these vital issues.
Hornbeck's offense, it is made clear, is to substitute glib cynicism for a proper consideration of life's conundrums, a weighing of options that is writ large in Mr. Spacey's telling closing gesture in the play.
Mr Salmond said: "We should give time for the proper consideration of this offer, especially given that we know an agreement between both sides was very close last week, and the prize is a viable future for Grangemouth.
It appeared as though the English speakers' minds were so preoccupied with finding the appropriate words to say, there was little mental space available for a proper consideration of argument and counter-argument.
