Consider definition

Consider means a reasonable judgment based on job related criteria and on an individual's fitness for duties for initial or internal appointment.

Consider means that mitigation strategies should be developed on a case-by-case basis. The Facility Security Plan should contain the scenario(s) evaluated, the results of the evaluation, and the reasons mitigation measures were or were not chosen.

Consider means to view attentively; to fix the mind on, with a view of careful examination; to think on with care; to ponder. (Gonzales v. Interinsurance Exchange (1978) 84 Cal.App.3d 58, 63.)

Examples of Consider in a sentence

• Recruitment Specifications: Meetings & Convention Site • Geography: U.S. Meeting Planners* • Gender: Mix of gender but mostly Female • Age: Mix of Ages • Consider Orlando as a potential meeting site • Prefer for the majority not to have hosted a meeting in Orlando in the past 3-5 years *Visit Orlando should be able to assist with list procurement or at least provide sourcing suggestions.

• XXX-XXXX agrees to: • Consider recommendations of contracted provider network case managers/employment specialist team as applicable or subcontracted provider(s) regarding the needs of individuals that they refer.

• Consider, for instance, a trace offer (2) offer (3) offer (4) offer (4) in a setting with equality, successor and addition.

• Consider, for instance, what Xxxxxxxxxx had to say about Spirantisa- tion: The languages which [have] undergone Spirantization, or both Spirantiza- tion and 7>5 [vowel shift], are not genetic subgroups or branches of Bantu.

• Consider providing a tunable LED lighting system, in which both brightness and color temperature can be adjusted.

More Definitions of Consider

Consider means, with respect to an Acquisition Opportunity, the earliest to occur of the following events with respect to such Acquisition Opportunity: (i) (A) if such Acquisition Opportunity is considered in connection with a formal auction thereof, five days before the Company places a indicative bid with respect to such matter, or (B) if such Acquisition Opportunity is considered in circumstances other than under clause (A), five days before the date on which the Company makes a written offer with respect to such Acquisition Opportunity, (ii) five days before the date on which board materials discussing such Acquisition Opportunity are delivered to the Board and (iii) the date on which the Board is first informed at a meeting that the Company is paying substantive attention to an Acquisition Opportunity. The terms “Considering” and “Considered” have correlative meanings.

Consider means to actively and in good faith seek the stated objectives of purchasing recycled content or environmentally preferable products.

Consider would insurer have otherwise issued the policy (Pan Atlantic) ▪ The relevant time for whether it would alter insurer’s thinking is at the time the insurance policy was taken out (Xxxxxxxx v Sun Alliance) o It is irrelevant that the matter later turns out to be based on an erroneous belief, if it is relevant to the risk it must still be disclosed (Xxxxxx v Govt Insurance) o Examples: ▪ Romanian nationality for burglary insurance should have been disclosed (Xxxxx v Poland) ▪ Conviction after policy taken out not relevant as still would have taken out (Xxxxxxxx) ▪ Prior criminal convictions should have been disclosed (Xxxxxxxxxx) ▪ Failure to disclose belief kids were stealing despite erroneous (Xxxxxx v Govt Insurance)

Consider means to take into account.

Consider means that the threat scenario should be considered and mitigationstrategiesshouldbedevelopedonacase-by-casebasis. "Document"means thatthe threatscenario does notned a mitigation measureatthistimeandthereforenedonlytobedocumented.

Consider here means more than mentally contemplate. It is in the other English sense of giving someone ‘a consideration’, i.e. sharing some good fortune with them.

Consider means to think over; it connotes that there should be active application of the mind. In other words, the term “consider” postulates consideration of all the relevant aspects of the matter. A plain reading of the relevant provision suggests that the State Government may publish the modifications only after consideration that such modifications have become necessary. The word “necessary” means indispensable, requisite, indispensably requisite, useful, incidental or conducive, essential, unavoidable, impossible to be otherwise, not to be avoided, inevitable.