11.   This is to avoid the possibility of an important notice not being considered important by a local shop manager.

12.   Such factors are considered important when choosing books and audiovisual materials for the school library and are no less important in software selection.

13.   The chapel is one of many country churches, considered architecturally important in their quiet way, but now in danger of falling into disrepair.

14.   Liaison with parents and other professionals dealing with a child is also considered very important.

15.   Although they point to a number of issues they consider more important, delegates regretfully concede that homosexuality probably will dominate discussions and news reports.

16.   Another could be that he considers it important to protect his power by using it sparingly.

17.   At a school where titles are considered very important, Harvard officials scrambled to explain why Hehir, a world-class theologian, would not be officially called a dean.

18.   Being able to track the effectiveness of the page also is considered important for the office to determine who is using it and how.

19.   A scripted discussion in a Senate debate is considered important because it provides a legislative history intended to clarify the intention of a resolution.

20.   Afterward comes the music that many festival regulars consider most important of all.