Sentence examples for not contemplated in from inspiring English sources

The company's chief executive, John W. Rowe, declared that the company was well prepared to "respond to emergencies not contemplated in the original design".

His raise to seven no-trump, a bid which is not contemplated in any form of Blackwood, caused the audience to sit up alertly in their chairs.

"This is a new type of warfare -- one not contemplated in 1949 when the GPW was framed -- and requires a new approach in our actions towards captured terrorists," he wrote, referring to the Geneva Conventions' standards for war prisoner treatment.

That last phrase may have been one of the more alarming from Trump's address, implying, as it did, more extreme measures to come — the kind that might haunt the dreams of people fleeing repressive regimes or broken countries but were not contemplated in our Constitution.

Broader descriptions of QoS are possible (e.g., to include security) but they are not contemplated in the present survey.

Such terms are not contemplated in existing mortgages, however, so the solution to today's crisis will involve some renegotiation.

He has not had the thought since, he said then, and yesterday repeated that he had not contemplated coaching in the N.B.A. since the St . Johns season began.

"The technology that made the twins' conception and birth possible, it is safe to say, was not contemplated by Congress" in 1939 and 1965, when those provisions were enacted, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote for the court.

Turner wrote, "It should be borne in mind that it is not contemplated that the comprehensive transit scheme in its entirety should be undertaken at once but that it should be proceeded with gradually and continuously".

The tech firms, echoing two weeks' worth of Apple statements, warned that the FBI was executing a judicial strategy "unbound by any legal limits" that would hand the government an end-run around "established legal procedures authorized by thorough, nuanced statutes to obtain users' data in ways not contemplated by lawmakers".

To achieve this we believe that the application logic embodied in components should be separated from the policy that specifies where and how they should be used which may be in ways not contemplated by their original designers.