Sentence examples for give particular consideration from inspiring English sources
The ICC's policy paper on case selection and prioritisation declares: "The office [of the prosecutor] will give particular consideration to prosecuting Rome statute crimes that are committed by means of, or that result in, inter alia, the destruction of the environment, the illegal exploitation of natural resources or the illegal dispossession of land".
In our analysis of the properties of this model we give particular consideration different regimes of using second-line drugs in this process.
The system allows them to give particular consideration to the fact that several gene products may exert multiple functions in different pathways.
Thus, although other biochemical targets may be involved in OP and CB synergism (Casida and Quistad 2004), future mechanistic studies should give particular consideration to the role of CaEs in the pesticide interactions observed in this study.
These temporal patterns of association are consistent with a late-stage carcinogen and suggest that occupational protection efforts give particular consideration to the risks of benzene-induced leukemia faced by older workers.
Herron said in a statement he had conducted a review of the case based on all available evidence and had given particular consideration to Soldier B's ill health, after seeing an updated medical report.
The region which was given particular consideration was Małopolska, since the present work concerns mainly the prospects of a company that intends to start operation on the local market involving fuel cells designed for stationary applications (efficient high-temperature solid oxide fuel cells).
This should be given particular consideration in the analysis of neural systems, where oscillators may be connected to thousands of other units, so that small inputs can quickly accumulate.
And if you want to really find fault, another slight weakness is his occasional reversion into 'head down' mode, relying on his greatest natural asset - his pace - to charge goalwards without giving particular consideration to where his teammates happen to be positioned.
