"Adopters might not have sufficiently considered the information they get about a child," she says.
"Equally obvious, but not always sufficiently considered, is the fact that drinking is not necessarily followed by alcoholism".
I was spared from writing about a topic I hadn't sufficiently considered.
We agree with the Court of Appeals that the law school sufficiently considered workable race-neutral alternatives.
So the consequences of ice loss could be considerable, although nobody with political authority seems so far to have sufficiently considered them.
Although the Board of Immigration Appeals had granted Kargbo's appeal, agreeing that his status as a child soldier had not been sufficiently considered, he had to wait in jail for three months before his case would be heard again.
They buy funds like any consumer appliance, judging fees, performance, reputation, and hype, sometimes choosing wisely, sometimes not.In blocking the SEC's rule change, the court said that it had not sufficiently considered the costs and benefits.
That report said the State Department had not sufficiently considered concerns about Keystone XL's original route and needed to strengthen its oversight of independent contractors, who typically conduct environmental impact reviews for major federal projects.
Patrick's return to Maine followed a decision by the Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, in Boston, which ruled that the trial judge, George Singal, had not sufficiently considered the "location and rehabilitative capabilities of the detention center chosen by the government".
If the writer cannot give us that — if he cannot explain in sufficiently considered detail how he went from being an under-age East London thug, who took part in the gang-molestation of a girl and threw bricks at the windows of passing trains, to fervently declaring a vocation to the priesthood at 13 — then he is wasting words.
But Mr. Mongue appealed, and a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, in Boston, ruled in February that Judge Singal had not sufficiently considered the "location and rehabilitative capabilities of the detention facility chosen by the government" as required by federal law.
