Sentence examples for have due consideration from inspiring English sources

Acknowledging that "man has a moral obligation to respect animals and to have due consideration for their capacity for suffering" (Council of Europe 2005), the EU has stipulated legislation to protect animals that are used for experimental and other scientific purposes (Council of Europe 2005).

Indeed, should the court rule that the board are entitled to sell, then it will have to give due consideration to Mr Lim's bid, should the due diligence prove it to be viable," said Andrew Nixon, a partner at Thomas Eggar LLP Sports Group.

It would also be unfair to the R&A to suggest it hadn't give due consideration to its actions.

It is unfortunate that by choosing not to enter into substantive negotiations with us, you have failed to give due consideration to a transaction that has tremendous benefits for Yahoo!'s shareholders and employees.

"Following last-minute representations from the provider, we have agreed to give due consideration to two issues they raise before the report is published," it said.

Last week, a report by the Interception of Communications Commissioner, Sir Anthony May, found that the police had failed to give "due consideration" to Article 10 rights when applying to obtain communications data to identify journalistic sources.

These standards need to give due consideration to the allegations of sexual misconduct by clergy involving young women and men who have recently attained legal adulthood.

And the editors at SI must have given due consideration to American Pharoah, though the acceptance speech would present challenges.

We confirm that we have given due consideration to the protection of intellectual property associated with this work and that there are no impediments to publication, including the timing of publication, with respect to intellectual property.

Our principal concerns are that many countries may not have given due consideration to (i) the future trajectory of CKD burden, (ii) the demands that this will place on a countries' health care system and (iii) the size of the nephrology workforce required to deliver an effective standard of care.

The authors confirm that they have given due consideration to the protection of the intellectual property associated with this study, and that there are no impediments to its publication, including the timing of the publication, with respect to the intellectual property.