And that was something that I hope the members would consider because it is a matter of some importance.
This could send a signal that, Bush v Gore notwithstanding, the justices still consider that state election disputes are not a matter for the highest court in the land.
The Hammers also consider the matter closed and issued a statement to the Stock Exchange.
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"I consider this to be a very serious matter and have instructed that a 51-year-old police officer is suspended and that further inquiries should be carried out, " he said.
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Aid agencies have estimated this could cost developing countries billions in lost tax revenues and the committee said the government should consider reversing the changes "as a matter of urgency".
"Charles and Martha consider this entire situation to be a private matter, which has no place in the media, " she said.
Whether ordinary Japanese, fearful about their economic future, consider these matters to be a priority is another matter.
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The council added records showed it could not have enforced conditions over the safety aspects of the crossing and also noted such work was a "matter for Railtrack to consider in its future plans".
"It is rightly a matter for the football authorities to consider, " a Downing Street spokesman said.
What the law will do is to ask people to consider making religious services accessible to disabled people as a matter of course - it is not a cast iron rule that every church, mosque, synagogue or temple has to have a wheelchair ramp.
To Bud Selig and whatever competition committee ultimately rules on this matter, you must consider expanding instant replay for a variety of reasons.
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On Sunday Downing Street released a letter written by the prime minister to IRA victims' lawyer Jason McCue last October in which Mr Brown wrote that the government did not "consider it appropriate to enter into a bilateral discussion with Libya on this matter".
Reporters tend to consider themselves poor, but reporters on large expense accounts would have been a different matter.
"When you consider the huge exposure of British pension funds to BP it starts to become a matter of national concern if a great British company is being continually beaten up on the airwaves, " Boris Johnson said.
Everett Koop, the U.S. surgeon general who became a renowned conduit of information on the harmful effects of smoking, unwittingly provided a valuable lesson for negotiators: how to address subject matter most people consider negative and would prefer to not know about.
"As a result the trust does not consider there is anything more it can do and the matter has now been closed, " the statement said.
As a result it was "perfectly reasonable" for the government to take its time to consider the matter.
The proposal coincides with a similar effort in the U.S. House of Representatives which is scheduled to consider the matter on the House floor following the Memorial Day recess.
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Consider that we already grasp, no matter how much we wish to deny it, that even a victory under those conditions traces back to despair, if despair is our point of departure.
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The EAT has sent the matter back to the original tribunal to consider the question of compensation, but it is still a victory for Thomas and his legal representative.
But if you consider the core conservative position that race should not matter or does not matter, if you argue from a policy standpoint that race does not matter or should not matter, how can you justify considering race?
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