Sentence examples for means considers from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brzezinski was Mr. Carter's adviser when Mr. Sadat signed the historic peace treaty with Israel's Menachem Begin, and while he now says Mr. Mubarak's time has passed, he by no means considers American support for him to have been a tragic mistake.

That means considering a pet's age and physical condition before starting an exercise program.

As well as fixing the roads, that means considering a new high speed rail link.

"Check your privilege" means "consider how your privilege affects what you have just said or done".

"And, yes, that means considering what further powers could be devolved".

"That means considering what they need in terms of education, drug abuse work, parenting courses etc.

To see what that means, consider the surprising outcome of another great motorcar race.

Taking them seriously means considering long historical intervals, because institutions change slowly and vary significantly only over time.

To work this way effectively means considering carefully what strategies are available and, crucially, how to employ them.

But it also means considering the advice of a good many experts, from pediatricians to nutritionists to allergists.

That means considering not just so-called "smart" rent controls – which would limit rental cost increases in line with inflation – but also mechanisms to cap and lower rents.