Sentence examples for weigh actions from inspiring English sources

According to the logic of appropriateness, individuals consider their situation, evaluate their role in that situation, weigh actions according to their appropriateness, and finally do what is appropriate.

But Reichenbach's deepest ethical injunction was implicit in his most popular book: to form beliefs, to judge them, to change them, to weigh actions, to distinguish real from merely verbal differences, by the canons of scientific philosophy.

Prosecutors consulted federal policies that required them to weigh action with "collateral consequences" like job losses.

As criminal authorities continue to scrutinize SAC, federal regulators are also weighing action.

A1 Inquiry Focuses on Alliance The New York attorney general is weighing action against Alliance Capital Management for improper trading of mutual funds that was done with top executives' knowledge.

A little more than half, 438, have been sent to the governor so far, and he has signed 271, vetoed 24, and is weighing action on 143 of them.

Regulators are also weighing action against the Security Trust Company of Phoenix, which acts as an intermediary in the trading of mutual funds on behalf of institutions, according to a person briefed on the inquiry.

But senior administration officials said Wednesday that the proposal was "very much alive" among the ones being considered by President Bush and his senior advisers as they weighed action that the White House could take, either on its own or with Congressional approval.

"One of the big questions in this design is how much to weigh the actions of individuals versus the actions of those around them," Volpp notes.

The organization's secretary general, José Miguel Insulza, called an emergency meeting of the group to weigh further actions.

Should these talks fail, however, the international community will have to weigh what actions, if any, would be effective in reversing the Eritrean incursion.