Sentence examples for because of technicalities from inspiring English sources

The sentence was reduced to 19 years for time served and because of technicalities, arousing an outcry from survivors of the Khmer Rouge regime.

Because of technicalities of legal standing, she and many of her neighbors had been ruled out of the case at a lower court level, and only a small subset of plaintiffs made it to the Supreme Court.

NAMES ON THE FRONT AND BACK OF SHIRTS (2) We also attempted to unmask the Premiership footballers who had their names on the front and the back of their shirts but, because of technicalities, failed to do so.

But the actual text of SPA agreements is not disclosed to the public, and in the past companies have lost out because of technicalities.

His attorney Walter McKee said Knight pleaded "not guilty" because of technicalities involved with the confession.

Because of technicalities written into the 1996 law, it is often the lesser charge that results in deportation.

The campaign issued a statement from retired Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf, who had campaigned for Mr. Bush, calling it "a very sad day in our country" when service members find that "because of some technicality out of their control they are denied the right to vote for the president of the United States, who will be their commander in chief".

Early on, the Republicans enlisted retired Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf, an ardent Bush supporter, to complain that it was "a very sad day in our country" when service members find that "because of some technicality out of their control they are denied the right to vote for the president of the United States, who will be their commander in chief".

Because of technicality with the count, South Thanet's result was one of the last constituencies to declare, more than four and a half hours behind schedule.

Both times, the prison stints were cut short because of legal technicalities.

And because of trial technicalities or the nature of British libel law, the plaintiff could conceivably win.