Sentence examples for nor does it consider from inspiring English sources

Nor does it consider a more intriguing question.

Nor does it consider parental abduction a crime.

The conventional direct setting operating policy for startup is pre-defined but it may be neither optimal in terms of startup time nor does it consider the feasibility of the operation.

It does not, however, address the interpretation of risk based on toxicologically relevant effects, nor does it consider the progression of effect with respect to duration and/or dose.

– The piece lacks all perspective on the human and technological elements contributing to greater observational capacity to sense extremes (radar, satellite), nor does it consider the reality of a heighten interest by the public in extremes, given recent public discourses.

Furthermore, a standard formalization of the Dolev-Yao intruder does not take into account these message constructors, nor does it consider some types of attacks (such as privacy attacks, brute-force dictionary attacks and known-plaintext attacks) that privacy-preserving as well as other types of protocols are designed to protect against.

It examined no counterexamples of more plausible candidates for annulments, nor did it consider the many Catholics who, rightly or wrongly, have found the liberalized annulment procedures spiritually healing and whose gratitude for a desperately sought welcome has undoubtedly confirmed many church officials in their new course.

Nor did it consider whether conducting biodefense research at secretive nuclear weapons labs could endanger compliance with the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention, says Marylia Kelley, director of Tri-Valley CAREs.

They also estimated WTP for emission reductions from E85 compared with E10 from corn to be about 0.0043 cents/km for each percent in emission reductions (0.036 cents/l for a vehicle with a fuel efficiency of 8.50 km/l) However, their study neither examined the effects of attitudes or demographics on WTP for emission reductions nor did it consider consumer preferences for E0.

Also, the Army's EIS "did not adequately document or characterize individual risk of exposure or infection, nor did it consider potential exposures to workers and others on the base itself or how the spread of a pathogen would be affected by population size and density," according to a press release NAS issued about the study.

Nor did it consider "runaway climate change" scenarios.