Sentence examples for owing to another from inspiring English sources

The problem was that, owing to another trial, the mother and step-father of Baby Peter, who were found responsible for his death, could not be named after their convictions.

It also pointed out that the real level of debt, at about 70 percent of gross domestic product, may be understated owing to another trillion pounds worth of unfunded pension liabilities.

Matias concedes that copyright is a "trickier" question — owing to another disconnect between this type of co-creation — and more broadly between language as a shared communication medium rich with intentional and subconscious linguistic resonances echoing down through the ages vs the rigidity of the legal system.

The patients with physical, psychic, psychiatric or cognitive disabilities preventing them from replying to the questionnaires and taking part in the interviews, and people having received prior treatment for a serious illness lasting at least 6 months (owing to another pathology) and people under wardship or guardianship are also not included in this study.

Readers wishing to judge (and willing to temper) this claim should know that Moore's writings are published under the name Alice Dunbar-Nelsowingwing to another, happier union), including the distinctive story collection "Laughing to Stop Myself Crying".

The relatively few denials owed to another factor like a felony conviction.

Think in terms of what one human being owes to another in simple courtesy when they are in close proximity for an hour or two.

Recent success owed to another Bill Vulcan President Bill Savoy; steers $20 billion in Vulcan assets, investments in 125 companies.

The latter sort of standard calls upon its subjects to construct a view of the care that, in their law, a driver owes to another person — and not merely to ask, how bald is a bald tire?

–In the event the claim involves a debt originally owed to another party (the rights to which the collector has acquired), the collector must inform the debtor of the identity of the original creditor.

His success was partly owed to another reformist candidate, Mohammad Reza Aref, dropping out of the race in Mr Rouhani's favour after supporters called on the two to form a coalition.