Sentence examples for if it considers that from inspiring English sources
The Crown is able to refuse or withhold royal assent to a bill in parliament, if it considers that important freedoms or the nation's peace is at risk.
However, the Board of Appeal may, if it considers that circumstances so require, suspend the application of the contested decision.
However, the Governing Council, upon proposal by the Administrative Board of Review may, if it considers that circumstances so requires, suspend the application of the contested decision.
The Commission will assess the integrated national energy and climate plans and make recommendations or adopt remedy measures, if it considers that insufficient progress was made or that not enough actions were taken.
However, Westpac reserves the right to review its offer if it considers that circumstances warrant this".
The Hague convention states that a country may reject a request if it "considers that its sovereignty or security would be prejudiced".
The ICC would only be able to exercise jurisdiction over UK personnel if it considered that the UK prosecuting authorities were unable or unwilling to investigate and, if appropriate, prosecute the suspects themselves.
A variant of this approach might be a power in the committee of ministers to determine that a court judgment should not be enforced if it considered that that course of action was desirable and justifiable in the light of a clear expression of opinion by the relevant member state's most senior democratic institution.
The therapeutic potential of vitamin C becomes clear if it considered that the major source of ROS in AMI is their enzymatic production via NADPH oxidase [ 32, 45, 46].
If you doubt it, consider that during a one on one interview with Diane Greene, who runs the Google cloud business, Benioff told Greene, "We have 30,000 users on G Suite, and have for a very long time.
The N.C.A.A. has said that it is concerned that if it considers margin of victory, teams will be encouraged to run up the score.
