Sentence examples for undertaken consideration from inspiring English sources

This year, the California State Legislature has undertaken consideration of twenty different pieces of legislation intended to limit or punish immigration, most of them exclusively symbolic, some tending toward a result counter to that intended.

When studies of these programs are undertaken, consideration must be given not only to the feasibility of the exercise program, but also to how best measure the impact of the rehabilitation intervention including selection of appropriate outcomes and outcome measures and timing of assessment [ 6].

You falsely allege that, in apparent contradiction of an editorial statement on such matters, we had undertaken no consideration of the risks associated with publication.

Construction of the wind farm was undertaken with consideration for the environment.

In contrast, Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) and Sustainability Appraisal (SA) should, if properly undertaken, include consideration of all the main environmental determinants of health.

Disposal of filtrates, supernatants and used culture media should be undertaken with consideration given to the prevention of environmental contamination by viable cyanobacterial cells (see below).

The decision for SLK versus LT alone should be undertaken with consideration of duration of HRS, AKI and CKD and risk factors for progression of CKD present at the time of liver transplant such as hypertension, diabetes and obesity.

Yet his approach was frustrating to some staff members, especially as the pace intensified: Mr. de Blasio often undertook lengthy consideration of all sides of an issue, and had a tendency to set up voluminous meetings and phone calls.

"The board will undertake proper consideration of the proposal and will not be pressured by market speculation to take actions which would not be in the best interests of shareholders," Allert added, for good measure.

Earlier this year, the National Wildlife Federation and Taxpayers for Common Sense issued a list of projects -- undertaken and under consideration -- that they considered particularly troublesome; the deepening of the Delaware was No. 2 on the list.

This study was not undertaken without proper consideration for all the factors involved, especially time.