Sentence examples for due as a result from inspiring English sources

The ruling says Mr. Townsell or his estate should receive "all back pay and allowances due as a result of the above corrections".

As required by Congress, life insurance was deducted from awards, on the theory that the settlement should reflect all compensation due as a result of the attack.

Abe Kleiman, a certified public accountant in Manhattan who specializes in co-ops and condominiums, said that his firm has been projecting tax increases of 5 to 7percentt, a range that takes into consideration both the additional taxes that may be due as a result of increases in assessments next year and increases already being phased in from previous years.

The report, prepared by the Worker Rights Consortium, focused on 5 of Haiti's 24 garment factories and found that "the majority of Haitian garment workers are being denied nearly a third of the wages they are legally due as a result of the factories' theft of their income".

A technical default could lead to bankruptcy if all monies in the note become due as a result of a technical default, but this is unlikely.

However, the lack of correlation between VRK1 or VRK2 with p53 levels could be due as a result of mutations in p53 gene that inactivate the downregulation of VRK1 [ 18, 24, 25] that is mediated in the autophagic pathway by DRAM [ 25].

At our study site on Cumberland Island, prevailing winds blew mostly from due east, and the beach slope rose nearly due west; as a result, larvae always wheeled strongly up-slope.

Bango's service will also used by Amazon "in due course", as a result of a deal Amazon and Bango announced in December 2011.

This decrease in vertical temperature gradient could be due to a higher thermal conductivity in that zone or due to convection as a result of higher permeability.

Further funding was then due to follow as a result of the government's backing.

HMRC has insisted that Google will pay "the full tax due in law" as a result of the deal.