Sentence examples for is by reason from inspiring English sources

(C) A written statement not in the form prescribed by paragraph (B) may nevertheless be admissible if made by a person who has subsequently died, or by a person who can no longer with reasonable diligence be traced, or by a person who is by reason of bodily or mental condition unable to testify orally, if the Trial Chamber: (i) is so satisfied on a balance of probabilities; and.

Such Assistant Administrator shall be a qualified individual who is, by reason of background and experience, especially qualified to direct a program concerning the effects of chemicals on human health and the environment.

But it is by reason of the modification which takes place within the substance itself that a substance is said to be capable of admitting contrary qualities; for a substance admits within itself either disease or health, whiteness or blackness.

The efflorescence extent of geopolymer specimen decreased with 5A zeolite addition, which is by reason of the Na+ fixation into the zeolite structure through Ca2+/Na+ exchange and the lesser pore volume of macropores.

One of the grounds on which this right is sought to be maintained is by reason of the general right of set-off, which, as a general proposition, exists in the government, and is commonly exercised by it when settling with those having claims against it.

The Labour MP and historian Tristram Hunt suggested in the Times that all those "commentators reaching for the 1937 and 1953 Regency Acts that legislate for a transfer of functions to a Regent if 'the Sovereign is by reason of infirmity of mind or body incapable for the time being of performing the royal functions'," were being "both premature and unhelpful".

These officials are by reason of office obliged and expected to consider -- and to act in -- the public interest; Microsoft is not.

These officials are by reason of office obliged and expected to consider -- and act in -- the public interest; Microsoft is not".

A thing possesses real being in potency insofar as it has being by reason of its cause or causes.

But this unknown is being revealed by reason, delegated in part to science.

The increasing cost of risk management is by itself reason enough to improve the process.