I'm not sure the appropriators and authorizers in the House and Senate are going to rain taxpayers' dollars down on the White House without some serious considerations about just how mom and pop are going to manage to pick up the tab.
But in his recent interview with the Weekly Standard, Santorum, an ardent opponent of gay marriage and abortion, also made clear that he planned to maintain his position as a conservative culture warrior through his organization, Patriot Voices, until the time came to make more serious considerations about mounting a campaign.
In general, the psychometric concepts used in psychiatry stem from psychometric theory in psychology but without serious considerations about their relevance and applicability to the psychiatry [ 3, 28].
Somehow, even a semi-serious consideration about a SkyMall purchase amplifies that feeling.
Serious consideration is needed about which non-communicable diseases to discuss at this month's United Nations meeting if people in low income countries are to benefit. 1 The diseases selected are more problematic in high income than in low income countries.
"I want to see the Scottish and UK governments give serious consideration to its recommendations about how we can tackle alcohol abuse".
"If the opportunity comes, it is a coveted position, you've certainly got to give it some serious consideration," said Meninga when asked about the possibility of succeeding Stuart, suggesting that he might be prepared to resign his current position as Queensland coach after three consecutive State of Origin series victories over New South Wales.
Sadly for taxpayers and voters, what will be lost in the partisan battle that is shaping up will be the serious consideration of the issues raised about the sorry state of our political economy detailed in the criminal complaints in the cases of the "44".
But the issue has been by turns exoticized or, more commonly, omitted from serious consideration in the mainstream dialogue about causes of conflict and prospects for peace.
For instance, a teacher may refuse to consider a student's question or objection as worthy of serious consideration because of a prejudice about the social group to which the student belongs.
