Sentence examples for representatives considered from inspiring English sources
Last year, when a task force made up of Brooklyn community representatives considered what should be done with 18,000 square feet of state-owned parking lots in Boerum Hill, its members recommended low-rise, mixed-use buildings that would enhance and preserve the character of the landmarked residential neighborhood.
UNAIDS representatives considered these ethical and not obligatory legal issues.
On the contrary, municipal representatives considered that the impact of changes was primarily stricter control by tighter follow-up of employees (more standardization in rationalization terms).
Medical Council representatives considered the CCM program to be illegal as late as December 2009, when they voiced their objections to HSAs performing clinical services at a national CCM stakeholders meeting.
All three PPI representatives considered that additional scans (and their associated requirements of time, travel and additional procedures) were worthwhile if they could provide additional information to inform the treatment plan and/or prognosis.
Why might company representatives consider the current outcry to be political?
The company/organization representatives consider Design Factory to be a place of inspiration, and they are also source of the projects and real-life problem briefs for student projects and assignments.
A more important question: Are three days sufficient for addressing the knowledge gaps of representatives, considering the diversity of their educational backgrounds, abilities, interests, and ideologies?
That's the point of a functioning democracy: competing representatives consider competing policy ideas about how to make our cities, states, and country better.
The findings of the survey also showed that 42% of management representatives consider it more difficult to tackle psychosocial risks, compared with other safety and health issues.
It is not clear that the I.N.S., in finding plaintiff's father to be the only proper representative, considered all of the relevant factors, particularly the child's separate and independent interests in seeking asylum".
