Sentence examples for which contemplated from inspiring English sources

The Legislature rejected what it called the "Perfect Plan," which contemplated a population difference of a single person.

That provision appeared irreconcilable with the confirmation order, which contemplated the discharge of the interest on Espinosa's student loan debt.

Therefore this was not a contract which contemplated ongoing and open-ended performance which would be terminable on reasonable notice.

Death was omnipresent in her monologues, which contemplated suicide, airplane crashes, murder, anorexia, terminal illness and the loneliness of survivors.

The report became the basis for the administration's Nuclear Posture Review in late 2001 which contemplated the use of nuclear weapons pre-emptively against rogue states, to destroy stockpiles of nuclear, chemical or biological weapons.

New York City crossed the decisive line into aesthetics in 1916 when it adopted the country's first comprehensive zoning resolution, which contemplated wedding cake buildings, towers on a base and non-bonusable plazas.

"It exists merely in the mind which contemplates them; and each mind perceives a different beauty".

That would not comport with the statute's design, which contemplates that venue will always exist in some federal court.

Mr. Bowie paired old songs with their new relatives; "Rebel Rebel" was followed by "New Killer Star," which contemplates "a great white scar over Battery Park".

It has some of his monumental Bench paintings, which contemplate and are inspired by Giordano Bruno, who was tortured and executed by the Catholic church in 1600.

But the plan, which contemplates dozens of reactors, still amounts to just 31,000 megawatts of nuclear power over the next dozen years.