Sentence examples for held that consideration from inspiring English sources

Bollinger decisions 2003 Held that consideration of race in the admissions decisions of institutions of higher education is permissible only if it is "narrowly tailored" to serve a compelling state interest.

They have focused on the factors of personal control, interpersonal relations and interpersonal credit and held that market is not the sole consideration in the decision-making process of companies (C. K. Tong and P. K. Yong, 1998).

While holding that mirror, Hollywood should give lesbians the fair and equal consideration they give gay men.

Such considerations led Quine himself (1987, p. 217) to hold that expression types such as 'red' exist, even while he denied that redness does.

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At least where micro-allocation decisions are concerned, Kamm (2004, 228 9) holds that health considerations operate in a 'separate sphere,' against which non-health considerations have no weight at all.

First, in addition to the unrealistic assumption of equal mutational effects, the sampling covariance between U MIN and E[ a] MAX is negative, although that consideration holds for all methods of inferring mutational properties from phenotypic data (e.g. maximum likelihood, see Begin and Schoen 2006).

MI5 and the police hold that these considerations as well as the need to prioritise limited resources mean that not everyone engaged in radical Islamist acts can be kept under surveillance.

Like Mitchell, Kellert, Longino, and Waters hold that pragmatic considerations (broadly understood) will govern the choice of model to be used in particular circumstances.

Other arguments against the decriminalization of the right to assisted death are a posteriori, in that they concede the existence of a prima facie moral right but hold that other considerations weigh heavily against the recognition of a corresponding legal right.

Quine holds, moreover, that that considerations akin to those of the previous paragraph amount to a "trivial proof" of indeterminacy of reference (1986c, 728).