Another case is Christie v. Griggs (2 Campb. 79), where a stage-coach on which the plaintiff was travelling broke down in consequence of the axle-tree having snapped asunder.
He was given concurrent sentences on the breaking and entering charges of one to 10 years and, in consequence of the recidivist charge, imprisonment for life.
In answer, you are informed that on Monday, July 9, at about 2 in the afternoon, the war broke out, in consequence of a punishment inflicted upon a few Mussulmans who had insulted the Christians.
A liquid jet originating from a nozzle with radius r*0 breaks up into droplets in consequence of disturbances of certain frequencies, depending on the fluid properties and the nozzle geometry.
; A gentlemans rest broken in consequence of going to bed with his leg on ; "Sing Old Rose & burn the bellows" ; A jury mast ; A trifling accident / designed, etched & published by George Cruikshank May 20th 1828.
The London, Brighton and South Coast Railway Company (5 Exch. 787), where the train in which the plaintiff was ran into another train which had stopped a short distance from a station, in consequence of a luggage train before it having broken down.
Riots broke out between Muslims and Parsis in October 1851, in consequence of an ill-advised article on Prophet Muhammad which appeared in the Chitra Gnyan Darpan newspaper.
When Big Mike, another neighbor, wants to let the "Petries" in on the "consequences" of breaking the community rules, homeowner association president Gene Gogolak describes him as "a weak link" to be dealt with.
They note that its twin reactors, the country's oldest, were built 30 feet below the dike of the canal that runs alongside the Rhine River — the water serves as the station's coolant — but that France's national utility, which runs the plant, has declined to study the consequences of a break in the embankment.
Thus, in this calculation, the mass is not conserved at the slope break as a consequence of the deposition before and at the slope break.
It also bolsters the U.S. government's stance that he is not a persecuted individual, worthy of the protections of asylum, but rather, a criminal fleeing the consequences of having broken the law in the United States.
