Sentence examples for passage due to from inspiring English sources

Carnival's 1 May cruise, the first from the US to the Communist-run country since the 1959 revolution, was thrown into doubt when the company triggered a backlash by refusing Cuban Americans passage due to a cold war-era law.

Among other things, Israel had agreed in the AMA to operate this and other Gaza commercial crossings continuously, and to not close a passage due to security incidents unrelated to the crossing itself.

Of the 150 or so covered passages that existed in Paris before Haussmann redesigned the city in the mid-19th century only 20 remain, among them the grand Galerie Vivienne (named a gallery not a passage, due to its proximity to the aristocratic Palais Royal) and the Prado and Brady passages in the less well-to-do 10th arrondissement, which is rough around the edges but increasingly trendy.

Difficulty in removing residual pumice from fabric, damage to equipment and clogging of machine drainage passage due to particulate material proved to be major drawbacks with the technique (Heikinheimo et al. 2000).

Part I of this two-part work discusses a transient two-way coupling model for clogging of nozzle (fluid passage) due to deposition of suspended particles on the nozzle wall.

One may argue that the good agreement in steady state is simply a consequence of a homogenous distribution of the tracer in the body far after bolus passage due to perfusion and extravasation of 15O-H2O inthethextrarterialal space, and that the differences in CBF (approximately 20%%) arise from an insufficient quantification of tracer concentration during bolus passage.

Many are now having to wait up to a week to make these passages due to the high volume of migrants.

The updated document is based on the Navy's first comprehensive assessment of the near-term, mid-term and long-term availability of sea passages, due to the loss of seasonal ice.

On the other hand, we realize that selection may not operate as effectively as during longer passages, due to short passage duration and frequent bottleneck associated to the mechanical transmissions among plants.

Three Fisher's exact tests were performed for the three syllables, and none of them revealed significant results [jī: χ 2(3) = 2.67, n.s.; ji̍p: χ 2(2) = .97, n.s.; jû: χ 2(12) = 9.39, n.s.]. Figure 12 shows the /dz/ realizations of the six speakers who recorded the passage twice due to target omission in the first round.

In light of the fact that the major complaint in this population of patients is passage disturbance due to anatomical distortion, we consider that the treatment focus should be placed on the repair of the esophageal hiatus, the prevention of recurrent herniation, and the prevention of the volvulus of incarcerated organs.