Sentence examples for declaration that due to from inspiring English sources

Samuel Pepys's other diary, kept 14 years after the last line was ruled on his first – arguably the most famous journal in the world – with a sad declaration that due to his failing eyesight he would never write another, goes on display next week in a major exhibition celebrating Pepys's life and work at the Maritime Museum in Greenwich, London.

Is that due to discrimination?

In Yip Kok Seng v. Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board (2010), the High Court expressed the view that due to the lack of a unified regime in Singapore for applying for prerogative orders and declarations, it was not an abuse of process for an applicant to seek redress for a public law right by way of a declaration instead of applying for a prerogative order.

Much of the current focus on the Balfour Declaration is due to the fact that it supports the competing narratives of the Israeli government and the Palestinian leadership.

A summary said the financing would be available to any state that has received a presidential emergency declaration due to lead.

We believe that the observed correlation in height across friendship declarations is due to selection.

That's due to his staff.

One of the most popular means of addressing premature declaration of convergence due to low error gradients in parameter identification is Tikhonov regularisation.

That's due to poaching.

Yet, as the draft political declaration due to be launched at CSW on 9 March states, only "slow or patchy progress" has been made.

Amnesty and other groups, however, have criticised the declaration due to be adopted at the UN summit for lacking teeth and merely reiterating humanitarian principles.