Sentence examples for circumstances namely from inspiring English sources

We have already described such circumstances, namely, one in which John learns the name 'Mark Twain' by reading Huckleberry Finn but learns the name 'Samuel Clemens' in the context of learning about 19th century American authors (without learning that the name 'Mark Twain' was a pseudonym for Samuel Clemens).

Today's transient global economic relations are a product of very special transient circumstances, namely relative world peace and absolutely reliable supplies of cheap energy.

He adds, "And three times in my life I have happened to hear the same sound in the same circumstances, namely, when standing between an open window and a dead body on a summer day".

The AU's Constitutive Act included a provision for "the right of the Union to intervene in a member state pursuant to a decision of the [AU] assembly in respect of grave circumstances, namely: war crimes, genocide and crimes against humanity".

"Congress, however, recognized larger and different concerns in such circumstances, namely, the sanctity of the Native American culture's treatment of the remains of those of Native American ancestry," the judge said.

Lieutenant-Colonel Duncan Scott and Lieutenant-Colonel Victor Visser, as well as other police witnesses, have said the police acted in self-defence on the day of the massacre, in the face of extraordinary circumstances, namely aggression from a large crowd that would not acquiesce to police demands that they disarm and disperse.

It is demonstrated that these spurious oscillations can possibly appear only under a very specific circumstance, namely, the meshes in the region with 90° turning must be parallel to the Cartesian coordinates and of uniform spacing along coordinates; otherwise no spurious oscillations can appear.

My task in this article is to find an acceptable balance, for regulators, between providing very ill patients with new therapeutic treatments and pursuing scientific evidence of safety and effectiveness in the most challenging circumstances imaginable, namely, a pandemic.

Before we go out each day, there are a select number of circumstances we check, namely the weather.

But according to Harold Camping, it seems there are special circumstances in play, namely clues to the Apocalypse he gleans from biblical text.

In apparent deference to her ruling, Justice Teresi said that the Court TV motion was different because it had been brought under the United States Constitution, as well as the New York State Constitution, and because of "the change of circumstances since that decision, namely the change of venue".