Sentence examples for claimed as a reason from inspiring English sources
The IPCC's report notes that the South Yorkshire police officer in command accepted in court evidence that no warning was given before mounted police charged into the miners, and that much of the throwing of missiles by miners, claimed as a reason by police for charging, in fact happened after the charge.
The prevalence of comorbidity, which is claimed as a reason for less aggressive treatment in the elderly, can explain the poorer survival of older patients with most types of cancer, but seems to be inadequate for those with colon cancer.
Although pulsus alternans has been claimed as a reason for not computing HRT, because of the problem of post-extrasystolic potentiation [ 15], this was not observed in our present sample population.
Tardive dyskinesia and SD were identified by any one (or a combination) of the International Classification of Diseases, 9th Revision (ICD-9), codes 333.81, 333.82, 333.83, 333.84, 333.85 (a new code introduced October 1, 2006), and 333.89 being present on a paid DMBA claim as a reason for the enrollee's office visit [ 25].
The applicable word there is crossover, which Kneebody has claimed as a directive, more for aesthetic than commercial reasons.
(For this reason it has also been claimed as a precursor of deflationary theories of truth).
However, "a vicious downpour was claimed as reason for a postponement till the next day, and nothing more was heard of it".
And yet he refused to give a timeline for his H.G.H. purchases or the medical condition he claimed as the reason for his prescriptions.
Russia jumped in earlier this year by supplying nuclear fuel to India, claiming "safety" as a reason for providing uranium to an Indian reactor that could simply have been shut down.
Nor are any of the banished vets claiming PTSD as a reason for not facing their punishment under the law.
Increased porosity in the composites was claimed as the basic reason for reduction of density with the increase in reinforcement content.
