11.  (It) precludes acceptance of pregnant applicants and dismisses pregnant cadets at an appropriate time considering academic, military and health considerations.

12.  Students away from home for the first time consider more than just their appearance.

13.  The average approval time for drugs considered "life-saving" was 10.4 months in 1994, the agency said.

14.  The final word came from the Supreme Court, which said it needs more time to consider all of the issues.

15.  The only other time Congress seriously considered impeaching a president, the House Judiciary Committee approved three articles of impeachment against President Richard M. Nixon in 1974.

16.  The prosecutor, Christopher Clayton, said he had not yet determined whether the tape should be included as evidence and asked for more time to consider the matter.

17.  They have filed a motion in U.S. District Court in Seattle asking that the case be postponed to allow Congress time to consider the settlement.

18.  This suggested that the government needs more time to consider its options.

19.  Three months ago, Premier Zhu Rongji said he believed in direct national elections, but said leaders needed time to consider the idea.

20.  Trustees of the American Medical Association recently decided against forming a doctors union, saying their members needed more time to consider the proposal.