Sentences with phrase «due regard»

You could easily spend 16 to 20 hours, or more, preparing your application materials with due regard for all of the requirements.

On this account, science deserves a central place among the disciplines of liberal education, provided it is taught with due regard for its essentially constructive character.

All too often, we focus on the mechanics and strategy of oral argument without giving due regard to how students may be feeling about the experience.

At all times, the insured should exercise due regard to the safety of the property.

At the core of this argument is the notion that developing a holistic approach, where due regard is given to student wellbeing, should become a key aim.

Ensure due regard is given to the customs, values and spiritual beliefs of patients and that patients views are sought and taken into account.

It is as though due regard for occasionally testing the ongoing level of interest in the listener has been ignored.

First of all, workers need to examine if, with due regard for professional standards treatment planning is possible, taking the discrepancies into account.

Teaching should be directed toward helping the learner to gain maximum satisfaction of his interests, with due regard for the demands of others.

The minority voice must be heard if only to give due regard to both sides of the debate.

To compile information on home births, particularly as they occur among members, whilst paying due regard to the confidentiality of the members» enquiries.

Speaking on Premier's «News Hour», he said: «One of the issues that survivors and survivor organisations had with the whole process was that the panel seemed to be selected without any sort of due regard or even due diligence, in terms of the constitution of those panel members; and there are certainly one or two panel members that many survivors have issues with as being part of it.

In the light of the above and in due regard to the gravity of these violations, I can not imagine what resolution would redress these other than a re-run of the parliamentary elections in the Tamale Central Constituency.

Before a bitch is mated due regard should be given to her general condition and fitness and, in the case of a second or subsequent litters, her previous breeding history including ease of whelping.

It is clear that in any case where the decision may affect large numbers of disabled people, the necessary due regard to the needs of disabled people under the public sector equality duty is very high.

The provisions of this Charter are addressed to the institutions, bodies, offices and agencies of the Union with due regard for the principle of subsidiarity and to the Member States only when they are implementing Union law.

The Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) 2005 sets out the general duty and provides that Inspiration Trust in carrying out its duties gives due regard to:

Above all, our governments have a responsibility to ensure that our money is spent with due regard for economy and efficiency and that appropriate procedures are in place to measure and report on the effectiveness of government programs.

Moon Express is working closely with the U.S. government to assure our freedom of enterprise in space with due regard to international treaties.

«Boards that authorise share - repurchase initiatives at market prices below what the businesses are intrinsically worth per share (without foregoing investment in even more compelling growth opportunities and with due regard for the financial security of the remaining shareholders) are clearly putting the shareholder's interest high on the priority list» Frank Martin

A Whiteheadian political theory, then, should have due regard for the biological and «material» conditions of human existence, recognizing that these yield their own measure of self - enjoyment.11 Also included in private happiness are the nonshared aspects of the individual's dialogue with himself or herself.

With all due regard, please kindly speak for your self.

Principle 16, so necessary for immediate application, reads: «National authorities should endeavor to promote the internalization of environmental costs and the use of economic instruments, taking into account the approach that the polluter should, in principle, bear the cost of pollution, with due regard to the public interest and without distorting international trade and investment».

Thus, the social sciences, like the natural sciences, show that man's nature and nurture in their relational as in their universal aspects, must be conceived with due regard for the inextricable interdependence of physical, mental, and spiritual factors.

In turning to the Bible for doctrine, therefore, we should have due regard for the findings of biblical scholarship.

But the answer will be much more satisfying if our study includes careful methods of analysis and interpretation, with due regard to the historical and literary contexts and the genre being used.

Preparation for an occupation is only one among several major objectives of the schools, and this goal is always pursued with due regard for the basic needs of human nature and of the good society.

With due regard for the fact that no poll can give a true picture of inner attitudes and no individual can judge himself with full objectivity, it is apparent that the great majority of the American public think of themselves, not as perfect, but as pretty good; and that the deeper meaning of sin as transgression of the law of God and lovelessness in the subtler aspects of human relations has hardly crossed their minds.

This is the crucial question; it is the question which makes us understand that our day - to - day human life must be lived responsibly and seriously, with due regard for the consequences of our decisions and for what happens as a result of them.

Instead, workers are apportioned to various jobs with due regard for both individual competences and the needs of the good society.

A theology of the New Testament has but one all - embracing task, which is to give a lucid and methodical presentation of the New Testament material with due regard to its systematic relations and the varied nature of its historical background.

As the novice clergyperson struggles for a more realistic appreciation of the demands of the profession, there is every chance that the institution will also force its agenda on him or her without due regard for the original urge to be a prophet - pastor.

When the prison papers are read and reflected upon, with due regard for Bonhoeffer's exegetical and theological writings, there is no informed and responsible way claiming Bonhoeffer for a theology without God.1

It is in fact belonging in a very real sense, where one knows others and enjoys being with them, yet with due regard for their integrity and for their personal identity.

It may be shown that by having due regard for cleanness of the body and of clothing one both helps guard against disease and does honor to other persons and to oneself.

First of all, such a relationship can be consciously or unconsciously centered upon oneself, without due regard for the other person in it.

Granted that we may not find the terminology once used very attractive; granted that we must engage in our own interpretation in the light of the rest of the tradition and with due regard for contemporary experience and understanding, the total impact of the Bible is not shaken nor is its essential contribution to the Christian development of faith, as also of worship and moral discernment, to be thought to be in question.

I think it is an example of second - rate metaphysics, trying to use language without due regard to the requirements of that enterprise.

It seems that in all expressions of human sexuality, including especially the explicitly genital ones, there are five such guidelines: (1) Always act with due regard for the other as more than merely a means for self - gratification.

But if we interpret such texts in their appropriate context and with due regard for their cultural setting, and if we regard the argument from natural law as lacking content (even if Aquinas» generalized summary of that law as «doing good, not evil» is formally true), we must acknowledge the goodness of homosexuality when and as it is practiced with due regard for the genuine moral norms, to which I shall refer at the end of this chapter.