It's clear that many schools' frightened and clumsy first attempts to appease the government have brought sometimes disastrously unfair results, and that under any new Administration, a more refined second stage of reform would need to be contemplated.
[Update: Perhaps realizing that that did not go far enough, Romney, in an interview Monday with National Review, called what Akin said "insulting, inexcusable, and, frankly, wrong".] Beyond that, there is a notion, common in conservative rhetoric lately, that desperation is always elsewhere, and that the crises in ordinary lives do not need to be contemplated or worried about — not by nice people.
Impact: By forcing a session to be created and re-used, things like long running queries need to be contemplated and they are typically not, resulting in sessions being terminated mid-transaction.
He then goes on to say that when we see a play put on before an empty theater, we are displeased, not for the sake of the author or actors, but for the sake of the play itself, as work of art whose need to be contemplated is going unfulfilled (ibid., p. 544)!
Many practical, low-cost interventions need to be contemplated and operationalized -- some by governments and others by us individually -- to decrease disparities in multiple facets of American life.
If this is the case, ways to reduce the burden of disease in these animals will need to be contemplated, like that being done in badgers in Europe and in brushtail possums in New Zealand [ 28].
Perhaps if they relaxed their standards slightly, they wouldn't need to be contemplating the prospect of single motherhood in the first place.
"Space is something to be contemplated".
In these cases, other initiatives would have to be contemplated.
