Sentence examples for circumstance which would from inspiring English sources

This is a circumstance, which would otherwise pass unnoticed, since it is not visually detectable.

It is certainly not only a possible, but a probable, case, that a witness, by disclosing a single fact, may complete the testimony against himself, and to every effectual purpose accuse himself as entirely as he would by stating every circumstance which would be required for his conviction.

There may be circumstances which would justify such a tariff.

(4) Whether there exists unique circumstances which would render alternative representation inadequate.

489, 192 So. 55, this Court carefully considered and declared the circumstances which would give rise to an injunction.

Unlike Conrad or Nabokov, I didn't have circumstances which would have coerced me out of my native tongue altogether.

By contrast, life circumstances – which would include income levels – account for just 10% of our total reported happiness.

I want to reaffirm that this case will go to trial and that there are absolutely no circumstances which would lead me to accept a plea bargain".

The revised code calls for a possible minimum ban of four years if there are "aggravating circumstances," which would include being involved in doping schemes.

The paper shows that there are some extreme circumstances which would justify a tariff to offset the distortions created by an income tax, but electronic commerce does not seem to qualify for this departure from the benefits of free trade.

The seller cannot be charged with special damages, where his knowledge respecting the special circumstances which would cause such special damage is acquired after the purchase price of the article of sale is fixed.