Sentence examples for other considerations which from inspiring English sources

However, there are other considerations which may also determine which actual process will be best to use.

But the supposed infringement of the 14th Amendment is the only ground on which the railroad company could come into the circuit court, and if that ground fails, and obviously fails, the court should be very cautious, at least, in interfering with the state's administration of its taxes upon other considerations which would not have given it jurisdiction.

Federal loans have other considerations, which we discuss below.

"As the editor of the leading China studies journal, we'd obviously put academic freedom above all other considerations which isn't to underestimate the difficult position CUP found themselves in". He said CUP had informed him the articles would be reposted immediately.

Other considerations which were cited related to the nature of the disease or injury, patient characteristics and wider impact.

According to that, rights enjoy a categorial priority in weight over any other consideration which is not itself right-based.

Clearly, it is true of many legal systems that constitutional rights, or some of them, should outweigh any other consideration which is not itself derived from a constitutional right.

1) the applicability of Delaware law in the action; 2) the relative ease of access to proof; 3) the availability of compulsory process for witnesses; 4) the pendency or non-pendency of any similar actions in other jurisdictions; 5) the possibility of a need to view the premises; and 6) all other practical considerations which would serve to make the trial easy, expeditious and inexpensive.

On July 17 , 1945 for "one dollar and other valuable considerations" which included the settlement of liens and debts, his father, Francis Bennett Coley, ceded the 25.22-acre 25.22-acrea local engineer, remembered by young Ted as "a smooth talking, well-educated parcelto".

Richardson integrated the camouflage plan with the main plans: in Barkas's words, Richardson "amplified it a great deal to fit in with all the other major considerations, which he knew and I didn't".

A final merit of a comprehensive ethical analysis is that other ethical considerations which have not been prominent in the ethical debates concerning psychopharmacological research in children and adolescents can be raised.