Sentence examples for excused when the from inspiring English sources

The court agreed to answer only the broader one: Whether missing a filing deadline may be excused when the inmate was blameless, the government's actions were a contributing factor and the inmate's lawyers had effectively stopped representing him?

So a juror can't simply raise his hand and ask to be excused when the urge hits him.

The fact that his rhetoric was always so flaccid, so shifty, so euphemistic by comparison with Trump's doesn't excuse it any more than British corruption is excused when, compared with the US's, the sums are always so paltry.

Ignorance of the law is no excuse when the law gives you a deal like that.

Rehearsals were long, competition was serious, and academic distractions like essays or supervisions were no excuse when the necessary business of the play was in hand.

It's exhausting to constantly hear the 'the racist thing I said doesn't reflect who I am' excuse when the actual words are literally COMING OUT OF YOUR PIEHOLE.

This might imply, as suggested by Rogers [ 41], that physicians' stories of demanding patients are sometimes an excuse when the actual explanation is to be found in private economic motives or low awareness of the need for rationing.

Factor in breaks and potential distraction when planning, so there will be no excuses when the time comes.

To some, it is simply a habit to say it; it makes you feel good about yourself but in reality you instead have a ready excuse when the request comes.

Nowadays, eccentricity to Michael's degree is excused only when the party in question is very rich.

Christine and Blaine even devised a special signal so that Christine could excuse herself when the Drews lingered in conversation.