Example sentences of "consider [prep] part " in BNC.
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| 1 | A multi-circuit pylon capable of carrying the existing line and the new cable and therefore replacing the present line rather than adding to it could also be considered for parts of the route . |
| 2 | Anti-discrimination law will be strengthened and we will consider as part of that law outlawing discrimination in employment on the grounds of age . |
| 3 | Gothic architecture , he insisted , ‘ is English CHURCH ARCHITECTURE ’ and , by implication , if Nonconformists wanted their denominations to be considered as part of the Christian Church in England then their buildings must be Gothic . |
| 4 | In the case of the Southern North Sea Basin the Carboniferous can be considered as part of the basement layer . |
| 5 | In order to feel well and look our best and most beautiful , all the chapters in this section need to be considered as part of a whole . |
| 6 | Vineyards under ‘ first leaf ’ and ‘ second leaf ’ can not , therefore , be considered as part of the area in production . |
| 7 | The extent to which the pattern of articulation errors reflects the difficulties experienced by ‘ normal ’ children and might therefore be considered as part of a developmental sequence . |
| 8 | Additional modifications to the cargo door locking and pressurisation systems are being considered as part of a continued investigation effort . |
| 9 | While previously residential care had been seen as the solution for many young children , it was now considered as part of the problem . |
| 10 | On the surface at least , as non-owners of the means of production , they could hardly be considered as part of the bourgeoisie . |
| 11 | Items which are purchased with the vessel and which would be sold with it , are normally to be considered as part of the hull and machinery and will be covered even if not specifically declared on the proposal . |
| 12 | A study to investigate similar effects for the right hemisphere was originally considered as part of this work , but was abandoned due to lack of availability of subjects . |
| 13 | Where they are unduly complicated they themselves may be subject to scrutiny for fitness for purpose , as they could be considered as part of the goods supplied under the contract . |
| 14 | Or is it something which just has to be considered as part of the planning process ? |
| 15 | The move is being considered as part of the review of the coal industry , which is to be published today amid speculation that up to 13 of the threatened 31 pits south of the Border could be reprieved . |
| 16 | The effect of this on the Government 's aim of making more people independent of the state , as well as the effect on increasing disincentives , is considered in Part III . |
| 17 | Reforming the tax system in order to reduce sharply the standard rate of tax is considered in Part IV . |
| 18 | Reforms aimed at refashioning the welfare state , so that it acts as a floor on which the underclass can build by their own efforts , rather than a ceiling through which it is impossible for them to pass , are considered in Part IV . |
| 19 | Recent fiscal changes affecting the ownership of wealth have been considered in Part II . |
| 20 | ( The problems these women faced as workers are considered in Part II . ) |
| 21 | Full-time married women workers formed about 10 per cent of the labour force between 1911 and the outbreak of World War II , and the experience of these women will be considered in Part II . |
| 22 | Users often approach information sources not with names ( as have been considered in Part II ) , but with a question that requires an answer or a topic for study . |
| 23 | Some of the available search keys have already been considered in Part 11 ; that is , personal and corporate names . |
| 24 | These types of agreement will be considered in Part 2 . |
| 25 | Even in the more structured work of surveys HM Inspectors still rely upon informal and holistic methods rather than observation schedules ( a topic we shall consider in Part Three in relation to observation methods ) . |