Sentences with phrase «considered practical details»

Consider practical details such as how sunny your spot is, how often you want to prune and if you want to deal with thorns, as well as your preference for colour and scent.

Not exact matches

The point about Fit for Missionis that even this is not considered enough: having established the general principle, this admirable bishop now lays down the practical detail, so that nobody has any excuse for ignoring his clearly expressed wishes.

I'm considering a series detailing practical ways to love a variety of people based on things the Bible says we should do (ie.

The details within these elements will no doubt be elaborated according to the particular theological and practical emphases of each denomination or tradition, though firm consideration of each element is considered necessary if religious television is to take seriously the realities of television communication and the lessons of the past.

Here's a detailed guide to crib types, accessories, safety, practical things to consider, how to buy a used crib...

They're the kinds of practical details you'd consider if you were planning on implementing a system.

The British Humanist Association (BHA) has welcomed the Commission on Assisted Dying's call to reform the law to allow assisted dying for terminally ill adults as set out in its report, which is considered, detailed and recommends a change in the law for practical, ethical and legal reasons.

It's not practical for us to consider every last detail each time we make a decision.

Ms. Hewitt provides detailed, practical suggestions on many aspects of a criminal defence file including: analysis of the Crown's case; reviewing the information / indictment; considering legal elements; dealing with co-accuseds; disclosure and production; elections; challenging the case to be made by the Crown; pre-trial preparations, including procedural considerations; jury versus non-jury trials; admissions; scheduling; preparing an opening address or summary; pretrial hearings; and running the trial itself, including details relating to issues of evidence.