Sentence examples for lead to technicalities from inspiring English sources
An innocent puzzle requiring the traverse of a path may lead to technicalities of graph theory; a simple problem of counting parts of a geometric figure may involve combinatorial theory; dissecting a polygon may involve transformation geometry and group theory; logical inference problems may involve matrices.
We indadvertedly stumbled upon the answer to this question, that is, decisions about using technicalities (e.g. introducing new programming language) to influence community aspects as well, might lead to technical and social debt together.
Experts say he is now running out of time to win an election that is most likely to be held on June 3, although vote-counting technicalities may lead to a further delay.
In a partial dissent, Justice Bill Cunningham wrote that the court's decision "turns on a sterile technicality" and would lead to further challenges and delay — "maybe much more delay" — in death penalty cases.
"The court has simply ruled that, due to a procedural technicality... the proceedings will not immediately lead to further consideration of the merits of the case against Russia," a government statement said.
But, yesterday, his not guilty plea to one count of making a false statement was a technicality, part of an unusual deal that is expected to lead to the dismissal of all charges against him.
In practice, however, this time limit is subject to technicalities.
Stephen Donald's proposed move to Bath is in doubt due to technicalities over his work permit.
It has resorted to legal technicalities to thwart and delay the parents and their children.
It wasoverhauled two years ago in an effort to reduce human rights abuses, but critics say the changes have led to increased robberies, sex crimes and killings because of the release of about 6,000 criminals on legal technicalities.
Though based on a technicality, the Blyew case set a precedent in state and federal courts that led to the erosion of Congress's Thirteenth Amendment powers.
