Poverty and ill-health may have occasioned his marriage in 1876 to a woman much older than himself.
The country's political union with England, in 1707, may have occasioned resentment and nationalist nostalgia, but it gave Scotland access to world markets dominated by the British Empire.
When a judgment imposes a personal obligation on one party to another, however, the latter may have occasion to resort to a variety of remedies that the law provides for the enforcement of his rights.
The New Yorker, February 26 , 1949P. 19 For the benefit of anyone who may have occasion to participate on the subject "Resolved: That Americans Are Sheep' or regimented dolls, or anything else along that line- we note in the spirit of helpfulness, that the Automat in Macy's building displays a sign reading: "Please do not form a line".
For the benefit of anyone who may have occasion to participate on the subject "Resolved: That Americans Are Sheep' or regimented dolls, or anything else along that line- we note in the spirit of helpfulness, that the Automat in Macy's building displays a sign reading: "Please do not form a line".
This incident may have occasioned the Jerusalem Council (ad 49 or 50), in which it was settled that hereafter Paul should be "entrusted with the gospel to the uncircumcised" (Galatians 2 7) and Peter "for the mission to the circumcised" (Galatians 2 8).
For the benefit of anyone who may have occasion to participate on the subject "Resolved: That Americans Are Sheep' or regimented dolls, or anything else… Two young ladies in harlequin glasses and ballet slippers were peering in the window of a Madison Avenue pet shop.
Thus, these repeated maneuvers may have occasioned a bias in the analysis of the drivers' driving patterns.
This may have occasioned diagnosis of the disease in some elderly men who would not have had such a diagnosis in their remaining lifetime in the absence of PSA testing.
One might also point to "Reindeer Games," last year's movie about an ex-con manipulated into participating in a Christmas Eve casino robbery, in which Charlize Theron may have had occasion to experience the redemptive act of being sorry for her lying, cheating, thieving, murdering ways before she met her well-deserved demise.
