Against this, Finch must weigh the fact that Cunningham also leads lynch mobs against black people.
"This officer weighed the fact that this 20-year-old offender is now a lifetime sex registrant, his future prospects will likely be highly impacted as a result of his convictions, and he surrendered a hard-earned swimming scholarship," she wrote in her report.
It might have to weigh the fact that the English league, despite its overwhelming intake of foreign stars, remains considerably faster and more physical than Spain's.
It is, therefore, extremely important to weigh the fact that consumers constantly crave something new, against the fact that consumers can be creatures of habit.
There, convention delegates will have to weigh the fact that Senator Sanders, not Secretary Clinton, consistently polls the strongest against Mr. 1%, Donald Trump.
But the tribal council also had to weigh the fact that the tribe allows alcohol to be sold at its casino and convenience stores, and that a distillery would bring jobs and new patrons to the reservation, Gordon said.
"On that decision, the U.S. is having to weigh the fact that Turkey's going to kick and scream, but it's hard to say what they would potentially do about it".
Beyond the high detection reliability of the SentiMag® system, one should weigh the fact that the radiation-free, magnetometer-guided sPLND procedure is simple and can be performed alone by a urologist.
But you have to weigh the facts, and this Administration doesn't seem to take that approach.
"We continue to believe that a jury should weigh the facts of this case and the overwhelming evidence that YouTube willfully infringed on our rights".
