The Court held that "the principle of religious autonomy prevents the State from obliging a religious community to admit or exclude an individual or to entrust someone with a particular religious duty … [and] as a consequence of their autonomy, religious communities can demand a certain degree of loyalty from those working for them or representing them" (paras.129 and 131).
In 2000 non-duty consumption reached a peak of 78%, according to the Tobacco Manufacturers Associationn—a consequence of the weak euro as well as a sudden increase in taxes of inflation plus 5%.
As a consequence, military duty began to appeal most to the poorest sections of society, to whom a salaried pay was attractive.
As a consequence, military duty began to appeal most to the poorest sections of society, to whom a guaranteed salary was attractive.
As a consequence, the "duty ratio" of the motor (i.e., the fraction of the catalytic cycle spent tightly attached to the track) approaches unity.
Although more frequent handovers has been recognized in the literature as a consequence of duty hour restrictions that presents some risk to patient safety, little has been done to improve training in this area.
As a consequence of expanding his on-air duties, Mr. Cohen is giving up his executive vice president title, though he will remain in charge of program and talent development for the network.
As a consequence of expanding his on-air duties, Mr. Cohen will no longer be in charge of the network's programming but will remain executive vice president for program development and talent.
He bats in the traditional style of a 'keeper, very busily, and whenever Prior is away on England duty this summer Sussex will not have any qualms about suffering unduly as a consequence.
As a consequence of his "gallant and undaunted devotion to duty" in this action, McNicoll was awarded the George Medal and presented a Commander-in-Chief's Commendation.
