The graph was interesting, although you need to consider it carefully.

Implementation should be carefully evaluated to decide whether it should be continued.

Israel s Labour Party, which is now debating whether to join Netanyahu s government, should consider carefully whether it can bring about such a shift. If it cannot, and no other force emerges to do the job, Netanyahu s prophecies of doom risk becoming self fulfilling.

Unfortunately, the Sixteenth Meeting of the Parties did not have sufficient time to consider this issue carefully.

That delegation encouraged Member States to carefully consider the notification processes in their countries to ensure their adequacy.

In that connection, the Committee on Contributions should carefully consider possible scenarios and provide Member States with clear and comprehensible information that would allow them to decide whether or not to modify the current methodology in order to better reflect States' genuine capacity to pay.

When a new instrument is adopted, we consider whether ratification is appropriate, and whether implementing legislation would be required.

Do they not then consider the Quran carefully? Had it been from other than Allah, they would surely have found therein much contradictions.

Do they not then consider the Quran carefully? Had it been from other than Allah, they would surely have found therein much contradictions.

And thirdly, for the fourth courtroom to be put to full use, we would have to carefully consider increasing the number of judges.

He would carefully consider all the comments made by delegations and would return to the Committee with specific proposals at a later date.

The CRC Committee had examined Japan's second periodic report. Japan would consider the recommendations of that body carefully and take any appropriate measures.

Therefore, the Commission might consider whether it is necessary to revise those terms.

I have taken note of his recommendations, which the leadership of the African Union (AU) will, no doubt, fully and carefully consider and reach a conclusion thereupon.

You might have a quick idea, but to be in deep thought about a problem and really consider a problem carefully, you need long stretches of uninterrupted time.

Listen carefully.

Drive carefully.

Listen very carefully.

Please drive carefully.

Tom listened carefully.

Similarly, the Committee does not need to consider whether or not there was a violation of article 19.

The Committee should carefully consider the adoption of specific measures, such as the strengthening and universalization of IAEA safeguards, the physical protection of nuclear material, and the strengthening of export controls.

Answer my question carefully.

She walked very carefully.

Choose a book carefully.

You should behave carefully.

She did it carefully.

Listen and listen carefully.

In closing, I ask all countries to again very carefully consider the draft resolution before us and to ask this critical question does the draft resolution serve to strengthen the United Nations?

In that regard, she asked whether that provision would not obstruct the application of temporary special measures and whether the reporting State would consider reformulating the sentence to clarify their application.

National circumstances and constraints must be carefully considered, as well as the avenues through which the public service is likely to consider and respond to the needs of the citizenry and key stakeholders.

Last week Pope Francis announced a new commission to consider whether women should be made deacons in the Catholic Church.

The Supervisory Authority did not consider whether the language requirement violated any other legislation, in particular the Act against Discrimination.

Well, I examined her carefully.

They measure very, very carefully.

In two words, very carefully.

Everyone was listening very carefully.

Please shuffle the cards carefully.

I'll think it over carefully.

We are reviewing it carefully.

The Declaration was carefully worded.

However, the flaw in that ruling was that, while it accepted the right of Israel to protect its settlers, it carefully failed to deal with the question of whether their settlements were illegal.

On the basis of the discussion above the Working Group might wish to consider whether article 28 should read as follows

I'm watching your faces very carefully.

It must be done more carefully.