The phrase "foregoing considerations" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is usually used to refer to previously mentioned ideas or points that need to be taken into account in the current discussion. Example: "Based on the foregoing considerations, it is clear that the company's marketing strategy needs to be revised in order to target a younger demographic."
In light of the foregoing considerations, we think it clear that public school teachers come well within the "governmental function" principle recognized in Sugarman and Foley.
In particular, this debate concerns questions of procreative ethics and population policies.[14] The foregoing considerations suggested that the claim that there are nonexistent objects has considerable explanatory force.
The United States Government thus founds the jurisdiction of this Court on the foregoing considerations and on Article 36 (1) of the Statute.
With the foregoing considerations in mind, it's possible to see what's problematic about reducing the inherent value of a things, corresponding to their use-value, to their exchange-value.
To resolve the present controversy, we need not rule out the possibility of a rare case in which the alleged basis of discrimination is so outrageous that the foregoing considerations can be overcome.
41 It is apparent from the foregoing considerations that Article 5(2)(b) of Directive 2001/29 must be interpreted as not covering the case of private copies made from an unlawful source.
Advanced study at other universities, or in other departments at Stanford, may be allowed within the foregoing consideration.
Thus, the foregoing consideration of the physical processes in CdS/CdTe heterostructure can be used to develop recommendations for the proper optimization of the parameters (purposefully and with sufficient accuracy) for improving the photoelectric conversion efficiency in thin-film CdS/CdTe solar cells.
Of course, there are, in addition to the foregoing philosophical considerations in favor of Kumārila's epistemology, specifically Mīmāṃsaka concerns driving the project.
Other considerations, including outdated facilities, also led to the company's decision to close the hospital but North Carolina foregoing the Medicaid expansion contributed to the decision, Vidant Health CEO David Herman told The Huffington Post.
The foregoing documents two groups with different properties.
