Sentence examples for that in consequence of from inspiring English sources
And the problem for Israel and the Palestinians is that both tell a story that stakes a claim on this basis such that "in consequence of centuries of history, members of each feel passionately that this is their land" (Judaism, 241).
FitzGibbon asserted that Laura Secord had arrived on 22 June (not 23 June), and that "in consequence of this information" he had been able to intercept the American troops.
And that, in consequence of the hostage-taking, the Serbs will find themselves facing far more Western troops, whose commanders have much greater freedom of action against them.
Note that, in consequence of the choices reported at the points 9 and 10, the data rate of the OFDM system is about 82% of the data rate of the FBMC system.
James Roche, president of General Motors, said that in consequence of his company's action "the challenge of foreign imports... reached its peak in 1959".
Altogether, this study evidently shows that in consequence of altered substrate and N input deep SOC storage is destabilized in forest soils.
Be this as it may, as the first petition proceeded under the general law of master and servant, and the second petition asserted a right to recover in derogation of that law in consequence of the Kansas statute, it was a departure from law to law.
Lord Justice Rose stressed: "If that happened, it would be necessary to show that, in consequence, part of the evidence did not find its way into the judge's summing-up, or something of that sort".
But it doesn't follow that just any action of government that has moral consequences, or even action that changes rights and obligations, and any change in rights or obligations that obtains in consequence of such action, is to be regarded as falling within the legal domain.
The section on Hart Crane, for example, opines that "partly in consequence of his early emotional insecurity, he was a homosexual," whereas now we would assume it was the other way around: that Crane's early sense of being different and disapproved of for it led to his emotional insecurity.
It is understood between the parties that if, in consequence of the mode in which lands have been surveyed in Texas, or from previous grants or locations, the sixteenth section cannot be applied to the purpose of education, Congress shall make equal provision by grant of land elsewhere.
