Sentence examples for task of weighing from inspiring English sources

But the court essentially gave itself the relatively simple task of weighing the interests of the man and the woman involved.

146, 151, 84 L.Ed. 155, 'the delicate and difficult task' of weighing 'the circumstances' and appraising 'the substantiality of the reasons advanced in support of the regulation of the free enjoyment of' speech.

In the end, the judge rejected the prosecution's argument but said he was nevertheless left with the difficult task of weighing the "horrific" nature of Mr. Kushner's acts against his sister and brother-in-law versus his many philanthropic acts in determining whether leniency was warranted.

Senators questioned whether the firms are up to the task of weighing free speech and privacy rights against concerns over terrorism and state-sponsored propaganda.

Across the street, Joanne Miura, 49, and Roy Robbins, 47, talked in his used-book store about the delicate task of weighing the desires of one ethnic community against the needs of a multi-ethnic city.

As president, however, he has the unenviable task of weighing that position against the need for Turkey's support in Afghanistan, in stabilizing Iraq and for United Nations sanctions against Iran.

It turns out consumers find the exercise of weighing a delivery charge for a given purchase a prohibitive task  —  Amazon completely alleviates that.

Selection of weighing method.

Case (a): absence of weighing; case (b): presence of weighing.

Subsystem VIII, weighing station: The function of weighing station is to weigh the material and display the value.

It was Breuer's task to weigh up the case on the basis of a Senate report into HSBC's shifting of Sinaloa money.