Sentence examples for that is contemplated from inspiring English sources

By then, the lawsuit says, the building will be open for religious purposes for 400 to 500 hours a month, "far more than the approximately 60 hours per month that is contemplated for catered events for nonmembers".

Moreover, these two elements may appear as two in a first abstract analysis, but they cannot be regarded as two distinct threads, however intertwined; for, in effect, the feeling is altogether converted into images, into this complex of images, and is thus a feeling that is contemplated and therefore resolved and transcended.

A somewhat experienced Hudson River swimmer (north of Manhattan, that is) contemplated the conditions, and the likelihood of getting busted, and returned unhappily to an office in midtown — where, a few hours later, his phone vibrated with an emergency flash-flood warning.

A major cause of "inconsistencies" in the empirical literature is the failure to recognize key differences among the various policy "experiments" being considered — depending upon the economy in which they are embedded, and the type of public sector R&D spending that is contemplated.

The harm to Sterling that is contemplated by those predicting antitrust litigation is apparently that he will be forced to sell at a depressed price, but that doesn't sound like antitrust injury to me.

One independent charter school that is contemplating replication is South Bronx Classical Charter School, which opened in 2006 and has 340 students.

"I think that the overall reaction to the kind of reductions that are contemplated ought to be obvious," Fehr said.

"This is exactly the kind of vehicle that was contemplated when the money was put in the bill".

"This is plainly not the situation that was contemplated at Sharm el Sheik," Mr. Mitchell said in an interview on Saturday.

Jonny Bairstow would take his place and, official reserve wicketkeeper or not, that is hardly a scenario that was contemplated when the team was selected.

This is a remarkable new finding for concepts that are contemplated without visual input.