Sentence examples for that cannot therefore from inspiring English sources

This type of investment includes the provision of those services and infrastructure that have a large public good component, such as education, health, public utilities and roads, and that cannot therefore be provided adequately by the private sector.

In particular, if a process is predictable, that will make available a winning betting strategy on the sequence of outcomes of that process, which cannot therefore be a KML-random sequence of outcomes.

Lastly, CEM does not account for factors that affect assignment to treatment and outcome but that cannot be observed, therefore any hidden bias due to latent variables may remain after matching [ 20].

Pérez believes that as neither the player nor the club were informed of the suspension that Real cannot therefore be disqualified from the Copa del Rey.

Hamas, insists it was not involved in the ceasefire negotiations - and that it cannot therefore be expected to observe any truce.

The two data centers will be based in Magdeburg and Frankfurt am Main, with Microsoft stressing this "data trustee" model means it will not have any access to customer data without the consent of the trustee, and that it cannot therefore be compelled — "even by a third party" — to hand over customer data.

At first, the system capacity in terms of managing user requests is investigated; next the management of the requests exceeding the system capacity is examined, targeting the minimisation of the requests that cannot be served and therefore will have to be dropped.

"We're certainly exploring it as a possibility," Boxer said of budget reconciliation, a bill that cannot be filibustered and therefore does not require meeting the 60-vote threshold that has consistently been a key hurdle to passage of global warming legislation.

As illustrated in additional file 1: SupFig1, minor genetic factors of weak effects that cannot be detected (and, therefore, not included in the simulations) may modify the expected responses to selection significantly.

In the exercise above, you should have discovered that magenta, cyan, and yellow are the colors that cannot be mixed and therefore are primary.

The new Investment Company Institute study echoes the argument that the fees paid by mutual funds cover a broader assortment of services than those paid by pension funds and that their fees cannot therefore be fairly compared.