Congress has a solemn obligation in our constitutional system to weigh issues of war and peace, and to do so as free from partisanship as possible.
When it gathers on Friday in Moscow, the I.O.C. voters will weigh issues like the country's location, site development, athlete transportation, news media access and diversity.
Otherwise, you will need to weigh issues such as job security, intellectual independence, work life, and compensation.
Voters weighed issues, but also played the odds.
They debated each name and weighed issues like seniority and skills.
A Federal District Court judge is weighing issuing a preliminary injunction on Apple's shareholder vote on Feb. 27, as he prepares a ruling on whether Apple violated securities rules.
Mindful of this, television networks, magazines and others planning special coverage of the anniversary have weighed issues like how much American audiences can stomach, and how much such a solemn occasion should be viewed as a business opportunity.
Under Congressional pressure, the Bush administration said today that it was open to the idea of installing a chief privacy officer in a new Department of Homeland Security to make sure it weighed issues of confidentiality and the secure handling of personal information.
While discussing the properties, Mr. Elsesser said the council had also weighed issues like the need for affordable housing, the high cost of public education, the preservation of open space and the property tax burden for homeowners.
And as a non-voting member of the Unicode Consortium's technical committee, Lee knows first-hand how seriously the group weighs issues related to representation.
The College of Policing, which sets standards for the police, is planning to weigh the issue, as is the Law Commission, an independent panel that reports to Parliament.
