Meanings of consider the business in English

We need consider the business only with reference to Bertram's happiness and feelings.

But Adelaide Zoo chief executive Elaine Bernsted said Wellington should carefully consider the business case before making any decisions.

If he is accessible to the seductive influence of a few thousand francs, I shall consider the business as good as concluded.

The Deputy Marshal likewise considered the business of catching slaves very unsafe.

But the time for weighing and considering the business in hand had passed.

It kind of made sense, considering the business I was in.

Analysts said both QBE and Suncorp Group Ltd SUN.AX had also considered the business but pulled out.

"Give me my college first, Uncle Levi, and consider the business afterward."

"Very well; consider the business done, so far as I am concerned, and clear out."

While some states have legalized dispensaries, the federal government does not recognize states' authority to do so and it considers the businesses illegal.

"Well," said Jopp; "now we'll consider the business begun, and will soon get it in train."

Pirates didn't expect to live very long, considering the business they were in, so planning for the future wasn't high on their list of concerns.

The thousand and one attentions shown me at Clochegourde Arabella would have considered the business of servants; each one had his own duty and speciality.