Sentence examples for weight must be given from inspiring English sources

The Ofcom guidelines state: "Due weight must be given to the coverage of major parties during the election period.

Certainly Wilde can be perceived as a mighty forerunner of modern criticism, with his belief that equal weight must be given to the subject and its interpreter.

"If the Dominico-Haitian population residing in permanent illegality in the DR is to integrate peacefully into this insular society," she argues, "then increased weight must be given to promoting cultural change".

Ofcom, meanwhile, requires that "due weight must be given to the coverage of major parties during the election period" and that broadcasters "consider giving appropriate coverage to other parties, candidates".

This says that, absent any other information, equal weight must be given to each possibility.

The court indicates that due weight must be given, not to the un-particularized suspicions or hunches of the police officers involved, but to the reasonable inference which he, or she, is entitled to withdraw from the facts in light of his or her experience.

Plaid Cymru AM Llyr Gruffydd said his party had previously called for young people to be represented on the Welsh Government's Brexit Advisory Group, saying: "They are the ones who will live longest with the consequences of leaving the EU". He added: "For this initiative to be meaningful young people's opinions must be given weight.

In this case, to qualitatively match the pattern of CP results from real neurons, the activity of opposite cells must be given weight in the decoding and these cells must be decoded selectively according to their vestibular preferences.

In order to use the result of Theorem 2.2 to construct the confidence regions of β, the corresponding estimators of the unknown weights (omega_{i}) ((1leq ileq p)) must be given.

That determination must be given great weight.

Sometimes broader national objectives must be given greater weight.