Sentence examples for including a consideration from inspiring English sources

A root and branch investigation is demanded into its institutional culture, including a consideration of the plethora of new technologies that could modernise policing – of which equipping officers with headcams that record their actions is just one of many possibilities.

If Hunt is forced to overturn the decision and start again including a consideration of the extra emissions, it's perfectly possible that he'll do that and decide that they won't significantly harm the reef – and the mine will be approved again.

Clearly, further basic research has to be undertaken on how best to integrate the concept of GI in post-mining development, including a consideration of institutional framework conditions.

Athletes' motives for choosing not to use performance enhancing drugs (PEDs) are likely to be diverse and complex, including a consideration of biological factors (e.g., performance advantage), psychological characteristics (e.g., risk taking behaviour), and the athlete's social environment (e.g., the opinion and influence of significant others).

However, the model is general and other measures, e.g. levels of cytotoxic T-lymphocyte (CTL) responses could be substituted with some provisos, including a consideration of how protective responses to different antigens are correlated in the population and whether the additive model applies.

The manuscript would be improved by including a consideration about the completeness of the analysis performed.

A new issue of Philosophy for Business includes a consideration of Paul Virilio and the philosophy of tourism and hospitality.

Baggini, whose work includes a consideration of The Poppadom Paradox – where people's enjoyment of feeling multicultural depends on others remaining mono-cultural – also wants to brood about terrible coffee.

The spokesman did "not believe" that that "safety" concern included a consideration of public opposition: It's not something, for example, that my office [the press office] is involved in.

"The problem came when every child was expected to reach an arbitrary standard that didn't include a consideration of where they are coming from," said State Representative Kathy Ashe, a Democrat.

In "Necessity as the Mother of Tenure?" (Op-Ed, Dec. 14), Erich E. Kunhardt lays out an excellent argument for why we should change the process through which university professors are promoted to include a consideration of the quantity and quality of new patents issued as a result of their research activities.