But, you must consider carefully

I must consider it very carefully.

And consider, Christopher, how carefully it has been cut.

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

Consider my offer carefully. You will never escape while we are victorious.

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.

The requested Party's competition authorities shall carefully consider whether to initiate or to expand enforcement activities with respect to the anticompetitive practices identified in the request, and shall promptly inform the requesting Party of its decision.

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.

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

The SBI may wish to consider whether it should encourage such action.

It is of paramount importance that determined action be undertaken at the national level to carefully consider and implement these recommendations.

The General Assembly would need to consider whether to adopt one of the above approaches or to consider other alternatives.

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

The Committee also suggests that the Government consider carefully the advantages and disadvantages of different electoral systems for the representation of women.

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.

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.

He appealed to Member States to consider carefully every one of the recommendations contained in the study and to ensure their effective implementation.

However, his delegation would carefully consider the recommendations on the re evaluation of the role of UNSCEAR in the light of its concerns.

Carefully!

6.5 The Committee must further consider whether domestic remedies remain available to the author.

Governments are asked to consider whether they make full use of all these possibilities.

The Working Group should consider whether article 32 should be combined with articles 8 and 9, or whether the entire article was superfluous.

It is important for the parties to consider carefully the enforceability in the host country of rights created or obligations assumed in other jurisdictions.

issues relevant to forests and biological diversity 10.2 To consider whether further input to the

Listen carefully.

Drive carefully.

Listen carefully.

Very carefully.

Listen carefully.

Gawk, carefully.

Carefully, please

But carefully.

Listen, carefully.

Watch carefully.

Drive carefully.

Drive carefully.

Look carefully.

Jakoubek, carefully!

13. Several members emphasized the need to consider carefully the wider dissemination of the work of the Working Group and the Commission as a whole.