1.   Thus good planning must have due regard for economic realities.

2.   I had to bawl those people out for not having due consideration to the effects of other human beings and the problems that they have.

3.   By allowing the president to nominate judges, the framers hoped that judicial appointees would have due respect for the authority of the national government.

4.   Of course, they probably have due cause to prosecute you, too.

5.   Amnesty International said the policy increased the risk of repatriating people who have due cause to fear for their lives or essential liberties if they return home.