Sentence examples for due to technicalities from inspiring English sources

Stephen Donald's proposed move to Bath is in doubt due to technicalities over his work permit.

But the fact that a near majority of deactivated lobbyists are still with the same organizations suggests that many of the changes we see in the filings may be due to technicalities or minor tweaks in their responsibilities, with the result being decreased reporting.

Some of the interobserver variations appear simply due to technicalities: not reviewing exactly the same material may result in a different diagnosis because of sample differences.

But the change was mainly due to accounting technicalities.

"Wild About Harry" contains most of the jazz elements cited by Mr. Teachout: the alto saxophonist Willie Smith, the guitarist Allan Reuss Jamess's colleague in the Benny Goodman band some two decades earlier), the drummer Buddy Rich (originally billed as Buddy Poor due to contractual technicalities) and the arrangements of Ernie Wilkins.

Despite the importance of this contribution, its application has hardly been widespread, probably due to the technicalities of its implementation.

In 1998, Volkswagen won the bidding war for Rolls and Bentley, but did not manage to secure the naming rights to Rolls-Royce due to legal technicalities.

Due to legal technicalities he was released this August after having served only 28 years of his sentence, leading to the outrage of many.

Eric Nylund had discussed the possibility of a Halo related novel with Eric Trautmann, a member of Microsoft's Franchise Development Group, before Halo: Combat Evolved was developed but it was postponed due to legal technicalities.

Due to these technicalities, 'proteomics' studies in aging research so far focused on smaller sets of proteins and small sample sizes.

The case was dismissed due to a technicality in March 2007 but without a ruling.