Sentence examples for because of the procedure from inspiring English sources
Many of them also felt shame and stigma because of the procedure being illegal in Ireland.
"The people that are clamoring for closure are not going to find it, because of the procedure the Army has chosen in this case," he said.
In court papers she said that she would not have had the abortion if she had received proper answers to her questions, and that she went on to suffer post-traumatic stress because of the procedure.
These are investigated and it is found that they exist because of the procedure used to obtain these curves; they disappear when the procedure proposed in this paper is used instead.
If a patient with a do-not-resuscitate order agrees to surgery, the order is usually rescinded for at least 24 hours because most doctors are not willing to perform an invasive procedure if they are then unable to resuscitate a patient in the event the heart stops because of the procedure or anesthesia.
A disbursing or certifying official acting in good faith under subsection (b) of this section is not liable for a payment or certification of a voucher not audited specifically because of the procedure prescribed under subsection (b) if the official and the head of the agency carry out diligently collection action the Comptroller General prescribes.
Many medical-disposal companies have refused to accept such waste from hospitals that register a suspicious patient, because of the procedures required to handle the materials.
The report also quoted a female judge with 20 years' experience saying she would be reluctant to report it if she were raped: "It is very difficult because of the procedures, the attitudes and social conventions.
Because of the procedures' compatibility with conventional MEMS construction processes, the design can be integrated during MEMS processing to enable electronic properties of the 3C-SiC film to be characterised simultaneously.
The F.B.I. turned up evidence of explosives in the wreckage; a few weeks later in an admission that raised questions about interagency communication, the F.A.A. admitted that all big planes are likely to have evidence of explosives, whether they have been bombed or not, because of the procedures used when dogs are put through bomb-sniffing exercises on board.
