Sideration

Review [of membership application]: The recon-sideration of an acceptance or refusal of membership. ❋ Unknown (2007)

You have, I am certain, given the subject of our last interview fair and serious con - sideration; and I trust that you are now prepared with candour to lay your answer before me. ❋ Unknown (2003)

Sliding through the darkness of Bracken Clell, she gave con - sideration to how she might gain possession of it. ❋ Brooks, Terry (2000)

Since three of the delegates had been trained for the ministry, religious values must have been taken into con - sideration, but look what happened to these three would-be clergymen. ❋ Michener, James (1987)

The overlap between the concept of law and moral - ity is, in Fuller's view, further demonstrated by a con - sideration of certain conditions which a legal system must fulfill if it is to be minimally efficient in achieving orderly regulation of social life. ❋ GRAHAM HUGHES (1968)

So the intellect separates out for special con - sideration the features of things which are confused in sensation. ❋ JULIUS WEINBERG (1968)

Plato's own ironic skepticism has always been a lively topic for philosophers and should not be dismissed without con - sideration. ❋ JOHN FISHER (1968)

A consideration of loyalty necessarily involves con - sideration of disloyalty, which must also be viewed in different and shifting contexts, and in a variety of forms, including treason, sedition, security risk, and subversion, each in gross and in subtle meanings. ❋ MILTON R. KONVITZ (1968)

Taking very clearly into con - sideration the specificity of this class of problems, he proposed in 1917 the institution of a new science, ❋ ROBERT BLANCH (1968)

In the result, although the sub-ordination of Army Group A to Manstein was "under con - sideration at OKH for some time," nothing more was heard of the idea. ❋ Clark, Alan (1965)

She could see, however, that Jerusha was ex-hausted and she blamed herself for what had been a lack of con-sideration. ❋ Michener, James (1959)

'I have purposely left out of sideration until now another point ❋ Sayers, Dorothy L. (1930)

July 22 Lords Grandison, Carew, and Chichester were appointed to take into con - sideration the reports on the colony and to present to the council orders most fit for the regulation of the government of Virginia. ❋ Unknown (1906)

A dillygation iv Mormons has started fr'm dimmycratic headquarthers to thank Mack f'r his manly stand in favor iv poly-gamy an 'th' raypublican comity has undher con-sideration a letther fr'm long term criminals advisin 'their colleagues at large to vote f'r Willum ❋ Finley Peter Dunne (1901)

Then, with the involuntary shake one gives his cranium when he has a ringing in his ears, I finished the sentence: -- "sideration, I cannot but think that patience has had her perfect work." ❋ Marion Harland (1876)

Out of con-sideration for the distinguished trickstress, the banker wished to pay the stranger as well; but the latter with a blush, exclaimed -- ` Possibly madame won, but as for myself, I am quite sure that I lost. ' ❋ Unknown (1870)

Gemmen an 'ladies, took yer places, "he added in a stentorian voice;" I ax yer' sideration fer bein 'late, cose I had' portant business; now, ❋ Edward Payson Roe (1863)

Dese young people, dey aint got no 'sideration, dey aint. ❋ Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevitte Southworth (1859)