By extension, feminist critiques of and contributions to the sciences suggest the need to reassess making a sharp distinction between "contextual" values (non-epistemic, socio-political interests and considerations) and cognitive factors (good reasons, evidence)—the ideals (truth, objectivity) understood to be "constitutive" of the sciences.
"It would be a tragedy if one of the best departments in the country had to close because of research interest and financial considerations".
Congress managed to act in a sensible, bipartisan way that put the future of consumers, business, and government ahead of the special interest politics and considerations that normally dictate their every move.
It takes the national co-operation and interest into consideration and encodes this spirit as positive (landmark, talent, stellar, good, quarantine).
Stripping out the minority interest and the cash consideration from our net asset value, we move our price target from 359p to 400p.
We can distinguish three kinds of considerations at stake in reproductive decisions: direct personal interests, indirect personal interests, and impersonal considerations.
Interest in, knowledge of, and consideration of psychiatry as a career were also assessed.
But using P3s - which insert private interests into the development of public infrastructure - has proven to be difficult and even counterproductive when adequate care isn't taken to protect the public interest and include equity considerations and standards.
"Congress, not the courts, is responsible for weighing competing interests and policy considerations and setting a limitations period," Ms. Petrella's lawyers wrote.
The personalities, the interests and the considerations that propelled the United States' decision to use the atomic bomb in August 1945 are parts of an interlocking puzzle.
