Sentence examples for Accordingly, even if from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, even if the numbers allegation were "dismissed," we conclude that a subsequent trial of petitioner for conducting the same illegal gambling business as that at issue in the first trial would subject him to a second trial on the "same offense" of which he was acquitted.

Accordingly, even if Congress found out what happened in this mystifying business of shipping arms to terrorists in Iran to stamp out terrorism, and fiddling with Iran and Iraq behind each other's back, and discovered who sent the money and arms to the contras in Nicaragua, the problem would remain about how on earth the President couldn't have known or didn't know about such peculiar antics.

"Accordingly, even if New York law were to apply, no cause of action for prima facie tort will lie, and the requested discovery is moot," they wrote.

Accordingly, even if an attacker obtains sets of a plaintext and its ciphertext, the other key sequences cannot be inferred by these sets.

Accordingly, even if his judgment is self-verifying, it is tendentious to say he knows from the armchair the content of his thought.

Accordingly, even if the skeptics cannot find an objection to a given claim right now, they expect that in the future, a conflicting view will be formulated.

Plan your wardrobe accordingly, even in winter.

If inflation were allowed to rise to 5%, for example, people might regard that as permanent and set wages accordingly, even as output returned to normal.

However, you can strive to reorient accordingly, so even if Tuesdays are normally your meeting days, if a critical Thursday meeting arises, you could take two "manager days" that week and none the next, to balance out your time allocation and ensure your overall productivity.

ACCORDINGLY, the Department declared, even if persons with AIDS antibodies suffer discrimination because of an erroneous belief that they will transmit the disease to others, Section 504 provides no remedy.

Accordingly, we postulate that even if athletes only mimic their actual performance with their arms, such limited feedback is likely to improve the individual ability to perform kinaesthetic imagery.