Sentence examples for for the irregularity from inspiring English sources

Noun plurals are also notable for the irregularity of a large number of them.

Like many artists who have lived in or visited Maine, Walker has developed an affection for the irregularity of this coastline, its appearance transformed hourly by the fickle weather and dramatic tides.

Further, it is well-established, as reflected in the opinion of Judge Jonas in Smith v. Tynes, that in order to contest election results under section 102.168 of the Florida statutes, the plaintiff must show that but for the irregularity or inaccuracy claimed, the result of the election would have been different, and he or she would have been the winner.

"Professor Greenfield, as vice chancellor, and Professor Keniger, as acting vice chancellor at the time, each accepted, by virtue of their positions, that they had ultimate responsibility and accountability for the irregularity and each offered his resignation," said a statement by the university.

The trial court began its analysis by stating: "It is well established and reflected in the opinion of Judge Joanos and Smith v. Tine, that in order to contest election results under section 102.168 of the Florida Statutes, the plaintiff must show that, but for the irregularity or inaccuracy claimed, the result of the election would have been different, and he or she would have been the winner.

The study showed that the existing high-latitude GPS stations can provide a permanent monitoring tool for the irregularity oval in near real-time.

Both the coupling power and coupling loss factor are least for rectangular plates, for which the irregularity of the subsystems is least.

Those final totals for the irregularities -- which Interpublic initially estimated in August as reducing profits by $68.5 million -- were disclosed last week.

He said that the Pataki campaign had paid workers $5 for each new registration in the party and that the governor had a responsibility for the irregularities.

Germany's Der Spiegel pointed out that many of the individuals on the electoral commission who had been blamed for the "irregularities" were members of the Freedom party.

Martin Winterkorn – the chief executive who resigned and thus "took responsibility for the irregularities" – got a €9.3m termination payment on top of a bonus-heavy €7.3m pay package.