Word: considerable
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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"I must frankly state that I consider that the proposed amendment would be impracticable in its application and incompatible with our representative form of government.
Then, instead of directing the jury as is customary to deliberate simultaneously on all three counts of the indictments-pass-ing the note, possessing it, and conspiring to pass it-the Justice charged them to consider the first point alone. Neither Attorney Leibowitz nor Assistant U. S. Attorney John J...
Whom the President would appoint no one, not even Franklin Roosevelt, knew for certain, but one thing was certain: the Senate would investigate and consider the qualifications of his nominee ten times more carefully than it examined those of Hugo LaFayette Black.
"I have never even been approached by the Japanese!" indignantly declared young Duke Kung, surrounded by a crowd of his venerable advisers who had fled with him to Hankow. "I consider myself at the orders of the Chinese Government. I am a patriot, ready to take up arms and fight...
The change in the regulations is intended to prevent the Hygiene Department from having to consider so many unnecessary pleas. "We cannot accept responsibility for so many students being absent from their Exams," Dr. Bock said.