Sentence examples for task of considering from inspiring English sources

Resource managers and policymakers face the hard task of considering whether to manage these forests differently, and with what priority in mind, under various future scenarios.

The inquiry was launched during Gordon Brown's time as Prime Minister, with the task of considering the UK's actions in relation to Iraq between summer 2001 and July 2009, from the time prior to the invasion until the aftermath.

When faced with the task of considering the irruption of those vast consequences - typically unsought and unwanted if abortion is the contemplated remedy - into everything a woman has in the way of existing commitments and plans, she has to have that option, and in medically safe and legal ways.

As new knowledge and technology develop, clinicians and policy makers have the task of considering how and when they can be used to improve the standard of care.

We highlight the importance of considering baseline task ability when designing tDCS experiments, particularly in older adults.

One is Francis L. Lawrence, the president emeritus of Rutgers, who until recently was chairman of a task force considering an overhaul of academic rules for athletics.

At this point, it should be noted, that due to the number of possible combinations of tasks (especially considering time restrictions), only a limited number of skills can be measured.

That's no easy task, especially considering many of his plans have repeatedly been rejected by lawmakers and some would run afoul of the interests of the states and powerful industries.

In the case of mining sequence data, we introduce a new mining task by considering the sequences of itemsets.

It computes a task sequence provided by a DAG to obtain the earliest start time (EST) and the latest start time (LST) of each task considering a critical path (CP).

Interdisciplinary Connections: Civics- Imagine that you are in the state legislature and have been given the task of researching and considering a standard for the percentage risk above which a doctor can have legal support to make a decision that might go against the patient's interests and intents.