Sentence examples for without considering the question from inspiring English sources

Over the holidays, members of Congress might try asking their constituents whether it makes sense for them to argue about the proper mix of taxes and spending to stimulate the economy without considering the question of how much is needed to combat terrorism at home.

In blind guessing, the attacker performs a brute-force attack without considering the question.

Finally, as with any drug scare in America, no analysis is complete without considering the question of race and racism.

Then there is schooling, where Michael Gove's wholesale revolution in governance was rushed through without considering the questions of those awkward sorts that the Bush White House used to dismiss as "reality-based communities" – questions about whether the stampede to open free schools and confer academy status would make things better or worse.

It it appear either that the decision of the state court was made upon rules or general jurisprudence, or that the case was disposed of upon other grounds, broad enough in themselves to sustain the judgment without considering the federal question, and that such question was not necessarily involved, the jurisdiction of this court will not attach.

In such a case, even though the state court also decides a federal question against the plaintiffs in error, this court dismisses the writ of error without considering the federal question.

It is well settled that where the supreme court of a state decides a federal question in rendering a judgment, and also decides against the plaintiff in error upon an independent ground not involving a federal question, and broad enough to maintain the judgment, the writ of error will be dismissed without considering the federal question.

While Bush frequently seemed to take action without considering the underlying questions, Obama appears somewhat unsure of exactly what actions to take.

Given the deep historical roots of racism in the U.S., it seems difficult to address this question without considering the country's complicated history of race relations.

In addition, considering the issues of Russian state responsibility "involves a wider investigation than you are necessarily obliged to conduct as a coroner … the government believes, with respect, that it would be perfectly possible to conduct an inquest aimed at answering the statutory questions without considering the sensitive material at all".

In English speaking world, the question is likely impossible to answer without considering the works of Peter Reyner Banham (1922 1988).