Sentence examples for that considerations from inspiring English sources

Quine holds, moreover, that that considerations akin to those of the previous paragraph amount to a "trivial proof" of indeterminacy of reference (1986c, 728).

However, following Mill, liberals are generally happy to allow that considerations of the individual or common good may entitle the state to use other, so-called non-coercive means to persuade citizens to make wise or better choices.

Unfortunately this contention — that considerations of accuracy over the whole set of answers which the two theories give will sort them into the right ranking — doesn't seem correct, at least as it stands.

It's a fabulist and destructive suggestion that considerations of the quality and pervasiveness of a political candidate's practice of faith should be off limits.

Tata said it "would like to emphasize that considerations are at a very preliminary stage".

Moreover, Ms Belhadj reckons that considerations of morality played a role in determining the length of the sentence.

The Constitution?" Not that considerations along that line are likely to impress those who cry injustice when verdicts displease them.

But the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, in Philadelphia, said that considerations of "federalism and efficiency" meant that the exhaustion requirement applied without exception.

One can only presume that considerations beyond taste determine his theatrical intake: nothing too risqué ("The Book of Mormon") or too partisan ("All the Way").

In his speeches and writings Mr Kissinger has often insisted that considerations of human rights should indeed play a part in the formulation of American foreign policy.

It is important that there be public reassurance that considerations of transplantation would not impair normal resuscitative efforts of the potential donor.