Sentence examples similar to owing to the amendment from inspiring English sources

Moreover, owing to the influence of the 1980 "non-fault" divorce amendment to the Chinese marriage law, the divorce rate in China began to increase steadily after 1980.

The term limit amendment applies only to Rahmon, owing to the "Leader of the Nation" status parliament voted to grant him last year, which also affords him and his family permanent immunity from prosecution.

The next major amendment was in 1947, which, owing to the recent epidemic during World War II (WW2), implied an intensification of rules for contact tracing and duty to receive treatment.

In Saudi Arabia, owing to the abundant livestock, manures are a source of commercial humic amendments.

Even so, a balanced-budget amendment is not completely out of the question, owing to the fact that it is high on the agenda of many statehouse Republicans.

However, due to the public concern regarding the use of animals and the increasing test volume owing to the number of newly developed chemicals the need for innovative in vitro alternatives was recognized well before the acceptance of the amendment.

Turnout was low, owing to the snow.

The government's affirmative duties are arguably owed to the fetus, who can be considered a holder of 5th and 14th amendment rights.

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What do people owe to the planet?

What We Owe to the Global Poor Political Philosophy Meets Development Economicss.