Sentence examples for have considered the consequences from inspiring English sources
I always tried to look at all sides of a case as a prosecutor, but in the end I thought people who committed crimes should have considered the consequences of their actions beforehand.
In this paper we have considered the consequences of a short-term memory limit given the mechanisms of i) Kanerva's Sparse Distributed Memory, and ii) chunking through averaging.
Gillick competence has been adopted into law within the UK, Australia and Canada and is based on proving that the child is rational and able to communicate a decision which evidences that they have considered the consequences of such a choice and any alternative options [ 6, 7].
Ask them whether they have considered the consequences of not doing so, such as keeping the other family members away from each other all the time during such times as Christmas, birthdays, parties.
I wonder if you've considered the consequences for kids?
In a lengthy statement, University of Georgia officials said they had considered the consequences for universities across the nation before deciding against further litigation.
During this particular session, they have handed around 15 different types of contraception, discussing the pros and cons of each; they have squirmed in front of graphic pictures of every sexually transmitted infection (STI) known to humankind, as well as having considered the consequences of an unplanned pregnancy.
One would think that the Fed would have considered the unintended consequences of such a unilateral move.
He rejected the view that the magistrate should have considered the wider political consequences in South Africa.
However, those responsible for raising this academic bar don't appear to have considered the long-term consequences.
No studies have considered the costs and consequences of extra colonic findings from CTC. CTC was not cost-effective as a follow-up test for individuals with positive results from stool tests when compared with COL [24, 55].
