Sentence examples for give adequate consideration from inspiring English sources
Viv Robinson, for the GMC, said Dr Mammo's conduct was "ill-judged": she did not give "adequate consideration" to stopping Mrs McGowan's HRT as an alternative means to try to reduce the pain.
In particular, the draft bill does not give adequate consideration to slavery and trafficking offences committed against children, which many consider to be particularly egregious; nor, according to those who prosecute slave masters and gave evidence to us, will it make successful prosecutions more likely".
A lawyer for the American groups, Samuel J. Dubbin, said in a filing last week that the distribution formula being used does not give adequate consideration to Holocaust victims in this country "and the resulting catastrophe" that they cannot meet their daily needs.
In a landmark 1989 decision, a sharply divided Supreme Court used the case to rule that it did not violate the Eighth Amendment's ban on cruel and unusual punishment to execute someone who is mentally retarded, but that the jury must be properly instructed to give adequate consideration to the defendant's retardation.
Studies utilising serial CK18 measurements to determine tumour responses to cytotoxic therapy in pancreatic cancer should give adequate consideration to the potential confounding factors of concurrent obstructive jaundice and the duration of sample storage.
47 48 49 These reviews have been criticised for failing to give adequate consideration to the fidelity of delivering the TENS intervention within individual trials in terms of treatment frequency and dose.
In complicance with your demands within yours of above, be advised that this has been given adequate consideration which should coincid in nature to your object.
On running into Escuder at the Hyde Park Co-op one weekend morning, Obama said: "I don't think that you're giving adequate consideration to how difficult it will be for prison officials to care for pregnant women.
The extent to which Arabs have been the authors of their own misfortune is not given adequate consideration in this dogged, powerful and often infuriating polemic against the West.
The engineer, Robert H. Daugherty of NASA's Langley Research Center in Hampton, Va., said in a telephone news conference that his messages were given adequate consideration by space agency officials and that there was no indication they were shoved aside or not taken seriously.
