" His parting words in that interview, however, were well considered: "Texas born.
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It will mean a stronger application, anchored in a well-considered essay.
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Yet they succeed because of her well-considered approach to private despair.
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Rather, it was a well-considered business decision to achieve multiple ends.
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But other aspects of the film aren't as strong or well-considered.
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A Category 4 storm hitting the Texas coast is a well-considered scenario.
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But there are well considered proposals for international tax reform all over Washington.
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But people can get used to changes that seem well-considered and well-intentioned.
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Converting a bedroom to a bathroom is not uncommon but should be well considered.
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People can make well-considered decisions that may not seem sensible on the surface.
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They are all well-considered and thought-provoking, but take us further away from consensus.
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For one well-considered answer, turn to Matt Haig's new novel How to Stop Time.
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It's a grainy, low-res shot, but the framing, angle and lighting have been well considered.
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Like the wooden sculptures, they are also well considered and possess a powerful sense of intention.
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But they don't help, not without consistent, well-considered state policy to attract and build businesses.
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Not a large car, but every single aspect of the interior feels plush and well-considered.
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She prioritized ethics and aesthetics along with the sex, and introduced narratives, characters, and well-considered cinematography.
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His gray hair is swept back from his high forehead, his horn-rimmed spectacles seem well-considered.
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The Pendry's excellent food and drink and well-considered décor bring refinement to the tourist-trodden Gaslamp.
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"Well-considered architecture benefits everyone who uses it — from bees, to dogs and cats — to people," wrote Roke.
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Everything I had ever known her to do creatively was so well considered and mature and not frivolous.
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"Eni brought to us a solid, well-considered plan," BOEM acting director Walter Cruickshank said in a statement.
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" The research is "well-considered" and "now, we have to see if it works -- how well it works.
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That would allow proper evaluation of new ideas ahead of a proper and well-considered introduction in 2017.
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It says one well-considered garment is worth 10 here-today-recycled tomorrow equivalents, and can be priced accordingly.
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Jealous, in particular, has the most serious and well-considered version of a Medicare-for-all plan that I've seen.
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This month's eclipses in Cancer and Capricorn teach us that these actions must be in a wise, well-considered balance.
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"Stumps are not very well considered but they have the right features that make them perfect for carving," he said.
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The book's greatest assets are its well-considered conversations, which would really need a slow-paced series to properly unravel.
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Another provision seeks to overturn the well considered Pentagon policy on transgender service by preventing spending to implement the new rules.
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Most of the choices we make each day may feel like the products of well-considered decision making, but they're not.
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Some of its technocratic recommendations are well-considered, like charging a single agency with food-safety inspection or privatising the postal service.
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Obama offers a well-considered explanation of why he believes the United States should avoid new entanglements, particularly in the Middle East.
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But that's what President Obama did last week in presenting a well-considered analysis of troubles in the relationship with Saudi Arabia.
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" Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell: "The planning for this robust operation by the United States and our allies was clearly well-considered.
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"He seemed so well-considered and sharp, yet open to what would happen on the day," Tillmans told Pitchfork about their photoshoot.
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The government in Taipei has implemented 124 safety protocols, a testament to its quick, vast, and well-considered battle against COVID-19.
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"Tolling is a powerful and effective tool for development, but they have to be well considered projects that make sense," Jones said.
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"I want a well-considered privatization ... which will be in favor of the state and the companies that are being sold," Pocivalsek said.
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I actually think that was a well-considered move as the logo doesn't really mesh well with the 70s AOR sound of RAM.
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Delaney and Horgan balance their characters' general apathy for mutual respect and well-considered big life decisions with small moments of real heart.
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It is thus dismaying to consistently encounter new graduates who haven't a clue about thinking through a challenge and devising well-considered approaches.
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Now Dems can begin holding hearings, gathering testimony, and strengthening the case that the rollbacks were not well considered, as required by law.
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"It was important to me that I continue along that path but make everything better or more in-depth and well-considered," Hinton says.
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The change in location from the U.S. capital to its financial center is well considered to allow for the engagement of global financial leaders.
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In science (as in life) there are times when outcomes occur that are not the ones expected or intended despite a well-considered plan.
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Palm also scores points for its well-considered home screen, which is basically three rows of apps that you scroll through with your thumb.
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A really well-considered bracket will also have thought about which competitors should be forced to meet, and be designed with those hopes in mind.
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What few pundits have been willing to admit is that for many young people, voting Green is not a whim but a well-considered decision.
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That's why it's so important to have a well-considered response plan; and why companies in the future will learn from what Equifax did wrong.
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Other Europeans "well considered" in Paris for the IMF job include EU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager and former Dutch finance minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the official said.
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For a hotel ostensibly catering to beachgoers, it could have used more places to hang wet suits and towels, but the space was otherwise well considered.
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We encourage our story artists to give notes and thoughts from time to time, and I always found his notes particularly insightful and thorough and well-considered.
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He and his defenders appear to have a compulsive need to turn every impulsive action the president takes into some well-considered step toward a master plan.
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In fact, the well-considered Cures deliberative process can be used as a case study of how to move bureaucratic action by coalescing public and Congressional will.
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Even something as simple as the heating and air conditioning units, which typically puncture the facades of less well-considered buildings, are here turned into a design element.
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"Millennials want to show off a sort of luxuriant, well-considered, 'well-cared-for-ness' that doesn't traffic much in glamour, but still clearly messages wealth and taste."
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Belgium allows euthanasia if an individual who is incurably ill and encounters unbearable physical or psychological pain, makes a voluntary, well-considered and repeated request, without external pressure.
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Only through a process that takes a well-considered look beyond an applicant's test scores and GPA can Harvard achieve the intellectual transformations it was founded to create.
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While well-considered, nothing about this decades-old policy restricts reconsideration, in whole or part, of the conclusion that a president cannot be subject to an indictment or trial.
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Power is concentrated in a small number of individuals who do not have the cognitive capabilities or information available to make well-considered decisions with any sort of reliability.
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It is also insulated from popular opinion, so when a person or group loses a Supreme Court case, we want them to know it was well-considered, at a minimum.
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Judges bring extra scrutiny to capital cases, and federal prosecutors must show they are seeking the death penalty based on fair-minded, well-considered grounds distinct to an individual defendant.
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When I think about the sex industry—what's being sold, and how, and how personally—I want all the parts of sex that are inclusive, well-considered, educated, and educational.
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"I created this collection for women who look for beautifully made, well-considered clothes that have a sense of whimsy and uncomplicated chic that suit their everyday lives," he explained.
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Other Europeans "well considered" in Paris for the IMF job include EU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager, who is Danish, and former Dutch finance minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the French official said.
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Still, I heard from more than a few women whose supply kits are extremely well-considered: clear Muji pouches, folding toothbrushes, sunglasses, a surprising number of Colgate Wisps, the whole deal.
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"The changes to political funding are premature and not well considered," she said, noting there were no restrictions on donations from gambling companies or firms that bid for public procurement deals.
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"To Jonah and Lisa and the other writers' credit, that they are able to piece all of these rings together with an almost mathematical precision — it's really well-considered and pretty clever."
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Free market enthusiasts should actually insist on well-resourced regulators that can attract and retain the best talent, invest in technology, and employ both to provide effective oversight and well considered implementation.
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Rolling Stone asked a 16-year-old Bieber for his thoughts on some political and social issues, and as you would probably expect from any teenager, his comments were not entirely well-considered.
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These recent revisions pay off with Venus in Libra through December 3, as Venus retraces its steps in its home sign of justice to allow a solid, well-considered decision to be made.
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Yet, while this report offers a well-considered list of potential reforms, its primary proposal is to allow vacant House seats and the seats of incapacitated members to be temporarily filled by appointments.
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Is it not crucial to have the strength of mind to deal with possible distress, or the intellectual agility to fight ignorance and prejudice with a sensible, well-considered system of values and beliefs?
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And above all for me, Tyrion laying out a sensible, well-considered plan of attack that takes into account exactly what his sister's going to pull out as her go-to plan against Daenerys.
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"This looks like a well-considered transition, thus I'm not convinced it will herald a major change in strategic thinking, particularly as Ian will still stay on as chairman," Berenberg analyst Alistair Campbell said.
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Favreau's a skilled craftsman, and his vision for The Jungle Book is so well-considered and professionally assembled, that you find yourself wishing he had been able to eliminate the talking animals all together.
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Because this is an ad, it's professionally done and well-considered in its language — it's not an off-the-cuff remark or full of anything so crazy that it will make lifelong Republicans cringe.
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It's time for Democratic leaders to listen to their constituents and lead us toward real progress with well-considered proposals, and messengers who can captivate the imagination and know how to connect with people.
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But aside from spotting the odd bit of tweed and a sweater (Loro Piana) tied around a waist, the guiding fashion mandate that evening appeared to be well-considered party wear on lithe bodies.
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Those careful choices and well-considered words brought him to where he is today—they're words that don't let him forget where he first got his start, and they're the reason he trusts his crew.
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Like the best of the stories it satirizes so gently, it's rollicking good fun on the surface, action-packed and shiny in all the right places; underneath that surface, though, it's thoughtful and well considered.
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You look at Canada's adorable little prime minister, making what appear to be well-considered remarks, saying Canada will welcome those fleeing persecution, terror and war, and you find yourself thinking: What a decent fellow.
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Many consider the U.S. to be in a new "great power competition" with China and Russia, and many are pushing for American decisions to be driven by new technology and capabilities rather than well-considered strategies.
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Our therapy helped her hone her anger into a courageous, well-considered and pointed group email that resulted in nearly half of her co-workers supporting her and prompting direct labor negotiations with the chief executive.
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" Miller pointed to an ongoing Trump evolution in which "the realities of what it takes to campaign are giving way to the realities of governance, and that means adopting positions that are well considered and thought through.
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In other words, Moscow has a strategy, is executing it through timely and well-considered policies that have successfully strengthened its position not only with Iran but also with our allies and across the entire Middle East.
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" But it also recognizes that doctors are individuals with the right to free choice, stating that "physicians should have considerable latitude to practice in accord with well-considered, deeply held beliefs that are central to their self-identities.
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Your best move, then, is to make a well-considered salsa that works with the protein at hand, and to put out a crisp vegetable or two as a counterpart to the soft filling in the warm tortillas.
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Her clothes aren't flashy or splashy: They are neutral, well considered, the sort of thing those magazines like to euphemize as "elevated basics," as if there were anything basic about making something women want to wear every day.
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But the counterintuitive casting pays off, and Mr. Selge invests the character with just the right amount of bitterness, self-deprecating humor and charisma to make the performance, and Mr. Houellebecq's intelligent and well-considered satire, work onstage.
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Trump should appoint advisers at the White House who can give him informed, expert advice about the likely fallout from his actions, which don't seem to have been well-considered when it came to ordering the death of Soleimani.
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However, it's no less inconceivable for an article claiming to tell you everything you needed to know about this preseason not to mention a Super Bowl quarterback taking a well-considered public stand against state-sanctioned racial injustice and police brutality.
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During Mr. Xi's four-day trip for previously scheduled summit meetings in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, the events in Hong Kong were portrayed in China's state media not as a retreat but as a well-considered move receiving Beijing's full support.
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In an effort to seem even-handed, or just to make policy seem like another sports event, the news will sometimes present one of the 99 experts who share a well-considered view alongside the single so-called expert with a fringe view.
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I sit down to each of the many movies featuring dogs optimistic that a well-considered fictionalized account could give us a glimpse of them as they are — and maybe their creators will see something about the canine world that we scientists don't.
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"I was like, 'If two people can fit in here, I'll be fine,'" said Ms. Hall, who moved in a year ago with minimal worldly goods (she's an acolyte of the decluttering guru Marie Kondo) and a well-considered plan of attack.
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"While many aspects of the 2010 Dodd-Frank legislation were well-considered and necessary, KBRA is concerned that the cumulative effect of monetary policy actions, and prudential and consumer regulations, may be creating the circumstances for a future liquidity crisis," the KBRA report said.
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To the Editor: Re "The Real Bias Built In at Facebook" (Op-Ed, May 19): Zeynep Tufekci's article was well considered and shed a lot of light on the algorithm-driven decision-making process, but there's another aspect that I think should be included.
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But it also was the result of the fact that InterTrust had created patents so immaculate and well-considered that it would have been wrong not to sue—you don't create a patent with 100 separate drawings to just put on the shelf, never to use again.
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Years later I would realize that the expression on his face reminded me of how politicians look when they step inside factories or visit working class towns, a kind of well-considered curiousness, as if they'd practiced in the mirror and in front of their spin doctors.
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I spent over a decade running a recruiting team for Procter & Gamble (P&G) and I can tell you that I looked for clarity from job candidates in four ways:Clarity of thought: Do you answer the question asked, with confidence and with easy to follow, well-considered, supporting rationale?
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It had a particularly well-considered advertising campaign that was done in a way that allowed the commercials to show up either during prime time or during cartoons—because the toy was as much for busy parents who didn't have time to read to their kids as it was for those kids.
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This is a big take but a well considered one: The courts have long held that Section 2 of the Sherman Act prohibits conduct that harms both competition and consumers, which is just what persuasive advertising does when it cajoles a consumer into buying the advertised product, rather than the substitute the consumer would have purchased without advertising.
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Criticism was always (and certainly in Arnold's time) vulnerable to careerism and hackery, but amid the pingings of Twitter and along the web pages of Goodreads and LibraryThing and Amazon, the fast one-star slash and the instant five-star burble are now given the same algorithmic weight as the lengthy and well-considered three- or four-star comment.
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"The mortality trends in mental and substance use disorders, as well as with other causes of death covered in the study, point to the need for a well-considered response from local and state governments, as well as care providers, to help reduce the disparities we are seeing across the country," Christopher Murray, director of the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, said in a press release.
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Sure, buying something well-considered and well-planned (maybe something from The New York Times gift guide?) has its appeal too, especially when you know a certain someone will absolutely love that exact thing you plan to get them, but it's those "oh no, there's only three days left to have something shipped" gifts that really test you, and I do love a challenge.
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THE CENTRAL CASTING MAD SCIENTIST AWARD FOR BRINGING US THE DYSTOPIA WE DESERVE To He Jiankui, the self-funded doctor who apparently brought us the world's first two human babies genetically edited via CRISPR, without letting anything like an ethics review board, a well-considered benefit/risk ratio, the pre-existence of well-established less-dangerous ways to achieve the allegedly desired result or anything else stand in his way.
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Before you even drink it, you smell it and smell the day's morning or…Read more ReadMaking bubble tea is totally therapeuticBubble tea or boba or pearl milk tea or tapioca milk tea or whatever the hell you call the milky…Read more ReadVideo: The peacefulness of hand stitching a tieIt's not exactly a complicated process but hand stitching a tie is so well considered that it's…Read more ReadWatching this machine punching through metal = Total satisfactionBehold the TRUMPF TruPunch 2020!
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