Sentence examples for governing consideration from inspiring English sources

Under rules governing consideration of such resolutions in the House, there was no debate on the proposal.

The report comes as the current federal law and polices governing consideration of race in adoption are being examined by the United States Commission on Civil Rights.

They said the UK should have put more pressure on the US: "The governing consideration for the court should be that the applicant remains in detention in Afghanistan, many years after the conflict in Iraq ceased, and after Geneva convention IV (as seen through British eyes) required him to be released.

Similar considerations would govern any consideration of publicly owned land.

Under special rules that govern the consideration of trade deals, Congress has 90 days to approve or reject the agreements, but it cannot amend the terms.

The coordinate transformation is utilized to derive the governing equations with consideration of an axial added mass coefficient and realistic initial conditions.

However, the solubilization capacity and effects of surfactants on the biodegradation of hydrocarbons need to be a key consideration governing their choice.

Realists argue that the moral rules that apply to individuals do not apply to states, whose relations should be governed by considerations of national interest not of morality.

As Albert Schweitzer has shown, its principle is as applicable to Bach as to Berlioz, and it is in no way governed by considerations of so-called program music.

But, as the Wall Street Journal has doggedly pointed out, America's Licence Raj has extended its tentacles into occupations that pose no plausible threat to health or safety occupations, moreover, that are governed by considerations of taste rather than anything that can be objectively measured by licensing authorities.

Both the symptom-specific effect, and adenosine involvement in amitriptyline action may be important considerations governing its use in neuropathic pain.