Having intentionally influenced the plaintiff to alter her position for the worse on the faith of the note being paid when due, it would be grossly inequitable to permit the maker, or his executor, to resist payment on the ground that the promise was given without consideration.
In other words, mere promises, given without consideration, are traditionally not indemnified by the law.
Our definition of seva is: "Service which is given without consideration of anything in return, at the right place and time to one that is qualified, with the feeling that it is one's duty, is regarded as the nature of goodness".
For a while, he wondered if vaccines given without consideration for a person's weight could be fatal, perhaps contributing to Kimvula's mortality rate.
Finally, this process allows students to be critical of ideas typically taken for granted by each discipline in isolation, for example, the idea that the work energy theorem is only useful for relating work to motion or the idea that the stability of a folded protein can be taken as a given without careful consideration of the factors that determine stability.
The gist of Sturm's lawsuit is that, through the premarital agreement, Todd had given up, without consideration and with the intent to defraud his creditors, his right to Jessica's income and earnings as community property.
These models of premotor function are mostly based on studies dealing with individual movements, that is, movements aimed at a given goal without consideration for serial dependencies between multiple motor events.
Other patients with type 2 diabetes using insulin have reported that clinicians would simply assume that they would comply with the medical recommendations, which were given to them without consideration of their individual needs and preferences.
87, 61 L.Ed. 268 (1916), and in dictum in other cases, see ante, at 244-245, n. 16, this Court embraced, without any careful analysis and without giving any consideration to Satterlee v. Matthewson, 2 Pet.
Parents should give careful consideration.
That should be a chance for Congress to give serious consideration to curtailing some of the excessive powers it granted to the executive branch during the Bush years — without enough consideration in the immediate aftermath of 9/11 and later.
