Sentence examples for obligation to consider from inspiring English sources

A key decision was how he treated his obligation to consider economic losses.

Senators also have an obligation to consider a nominee's judicial philosophy and ideology.

As president, Mr. Clinton has an obligation to consider the national interest when he weighs legislation of this kind.

"Ofcom... has a statutory obligation to consider at any time who is appropriate to hold a broadcasting licence.

American taxpayers have an obligation to consider the cost, in taxes, to them, and not only to the "rich".

Yet two weeks ago, he appeared to soften his stance when he said that the league had an obligation to consider all sides.

The new challenge is a test case for the minister's obligations to consider the climate change impacts on the Great Barrier Reef from burning the mine's coal.

"The Structure of Scientific Revolutions," Mr. Fuller writes, was an "exemplary document of the cold war era" because it portrayed scientists as a self-perpetuating cult with no obligations to consider the political consequences of their work.

The Zeuthens are an old money dynasty with A-list status yet Robert feels obliged to consider his obligations to the nation rather than simply the destiny of the family enterprise.

As Mr. Christie said on Tuesday, "When you have serious people from across the spectrum, not to mention from all across the country, passionately calling on you to do something as consequential as running for president of the United States, I felt an obligation to earnestly consider their advice".

"I had an obligation to seriously consider what people were asking me to do," Christie said, referring to the requests from big-money donors, party activists and conservative leaders that he revisit his past rejections of the idea.