We [have] said we would take care to reflect all viewpoints in the debate about the science and policy giving them due weight - that is what we are doing".
We [have] said we would take care to reflect all viewpoints in the debate about the science and policy giving them due weight - that is what we are doing". Bob Ward, policy and communications director of the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment at London School of Economics, welcomed the MPs' report.
It seems to me that living well requires us to give due weight to the natural and the cultural, the cyclical and the linear.
While the government drags its feet, or fails to properly address these recent Strasbourg judgments, at least our courts now have to give due weight to them.
Nobody outside Iraq knew how far he had succeeded.In assessing the situation, an intelligence chief would have to give due weight not only to the current available information, but also to past performance.
However, the rights of children must also be upheld, and the UN convention on the rights of the child defines an education as the child's right (articles 28 and 29), and restricts the rights of parents over a child in light of the evolving capacities of the child (article 5) and the right of the child to express their views and have them given due weight (article 12).
If it doesn't, if it is tested in the courts and we find there's a problem, we'll obviously look at other measures". Supporters of tougher measures have argued that British judges are not giving due weight to provisions built into article 8 including "the prevention of disorder or crime".
By giving these problems due weight, Stubbs manages to make Donne seem recognisable and sympathetic, and also the inhabitant of a world that has long since disappeared.
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child gives all children age 18 or under the right to have their views given due weight in all matters affecting them.
The recent guidance builds on the experience gained in understanding the limitations of the earlier experimental designs and suggests the use of a 'more flexible and less linear model of the process, giving due weight to the development and implementation phases, as well as to evaluation'.
Giving due weight to that finding, we think it is amply justified by the facts clearly shown on this record.
