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He was not a man to feel any strong moral indignation even on account of trespasses against himself.

Lastly, put up with my own ideas on perfecting our administrative regulations of standard clauses on account of those problems.

On account of it, we have to purchase another new cord whose weaving is required to have the same density as previous cord.

He is angry on account of what you said over dinner about his wife.

How much time we have lost, how must work has been set back, on account of our lack of attention to this point!

Unfortunately I have had to leave my position on account of the discoutinuance of the business.

April , informing us that the sewing machines we shipped to you arrived in a damaged condition on account of imperfectness of our packing.

I considered the fate had been just to me. I was confident that on account of my exertions, I would overcome all difficulties.

For on account of him many of the Jews were going over to Jesus and putting their faith in him.

On account of his long delay he started in a flying-run down the lane westward, and had soon passed the hollow and mounted the next rise.

He had never looked down on Mr. Harding on account of his recent poverty.

I prefer to call off the meeting on account of boss's absence.

What was supposed to have been one night in Miami turned into nearly one year, on account of Joseph Grindigger.

On account of his more elevated position, the general had the enemy at vantage.

On account of the richness of a poetics, a complete and thorough investigation would be too ideal to be true.

For I say unto you, Joshua: it is not on account of the godliness of this people that you shall root out the nations.

But they will do all these things to you on account of my name, because they do not know him who sent me.

It is not on account of his gracious and considerate ways and his delicacy that I love him.

The Delawares have given me my name, not so much account of a bold heart, as on account of a quick eye.

He asked for a margin of at least thirty percent over the German Fleet on account of expected losses in the passage.

It was "inevitable" that China would take over on account of its size, he said.

and bloom explained he meant , on account of it being cruel for the wife having to go round after the old stuttering fool.

Certain country often loses face in regard to its relations with small weak countries on account of its dirty tricks.

provided that the gas emitted will not cause danger on account of its toxicity, its flammability, the quantity released, ETC.

He loves us as we are. : He delights himself in the creature on account of rays of his image seen in them.

To go on hunger strike and shed tears on account of one's personal interests may be considered a kind of contradiction among the people.

He explained he made a mistake on account of his illness.

There was a Jewish mariner on board Columbus' flagship who had been hired on account of his reputation as a linguist.

Karen believed that this was all on account of the red shoes, but the old lady thought them hideous, and so they were burnt.

All it takes is one misjudgment and the boat could be upside down on account of a large wave or a sharp turn.

However, on account of these conditions deficiency, it's not the proper time for China to introduce into the system.

It's no doubt that great theoretical and practical significance will be produced on account of this research.

Trains from Shanghai may be up to ten minutes late, on account of repairs to the track.

She gave it to Paulinus, a good-looking friend of the emperor, whom she respected on account of his learning.

On account of Sri Ramakrishna's indifferent health, Mathur appointed this man to the office of priest in the Kali temple.

Although my mother dosent want me to leave home, on account of my future, shes still pretty supportive.

Microsatellite DNA, as a molecular marker, is one of the most valuable markers on account of its many advantages.

e. On account of the discontimuance of business at the company, I left the office.

Behind his back he was called "Wide-oh, " on account of his reputation; to his face "Mr" Fall.

He ought now to have been at school; but his mama had taken him home for a month or two, 'on account of his delicate health.

On account of your rebellious manner to me I was tempted to go further than I should have done.

The Defects Liability Period for any plant or equipment shall be extended for the period that it cannot be used on account of Defect.

The Minister of Finance was dismissed from his position on account of the ineffective economic policy.

On account of me he did not see the film " Widows'Village" .

The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of sex.

I write to you, dear children, because your sins have been forgiven on account of his name.

Unhappy boy! If he had only known then the dreadful things that were to happen to him on account of his disobedience!

Grand as the watch was, he sometimes looked at it on the sly on account of the old leather strap that he used in place of a chain.

Pointing at the guilty parties did not free us from shame, but at least it overcame the suffering we went through on account of it.

He invited her to dinner, but she declined on account of urgent business.

Why did you do it? Was it on account of what I said yesterday?

It was necessary that this should be done in one single day, on account of the extreme urgency and rigour of events.

On account of the fact that he took the first place in the match, many of his friends held a party for him.

On account of his youth, he was not allowed to take the senior course.

On account of characteristic of every part, it designs suitable measure of fault tolerant control for them.

It is like the light inside a lantern. One feels as if one could touch the light, but one cannot on account of the pane of glass.

I think the company should adopt a more flexible strategy on account of the changing market conditions.

Grand as Jim's watch was, he sometimes looked at it with shame on account of the old leather strap that he used instead of a chain.

It is nicknamed "Fort Atari" on account of its embrace of a new technology that first appeared as a Star Trek-themed toy: laser tag.

And unless those days had been cut short, no flesh would be saved; but on account of the chosen, those days will be cut short.

The child could not be seen on account of her small size, but the head of her doll was visible.

When I saw you in the lane, I thought on account of the fairy tales, I'd half a mind to ask if you'd bewitched my horse.

We have to cancel the order on account of your failure to ship the goods within the specific time.

On account of the fact that he was tired, he went to bed early.

It means nobody will be able to live here on account of the smell. A rotten egg is a regular stink bomb.

" He thought, " The men of this place might kill me on account of Rebekah, because she is beautiful.

He retired on account of poor health, but on no account would he gave up his hobby.

The train arrived late on account of a heavy snow.

The train was late on account of a heavy snowfall.

So far I haven't heard of anybody who wants to stop living on account of the cost.

Right: Mrs Johes has asked for a week's leave on account of health.

On account of its rapid crackdown on infringement and low cost, administrative measures are very popular with right holders.

And unless the Lord had shortened the days, no flesh would be saved; but on account of the chosen, whom He chose, He shortened the days.

The simulation method of the detection distance of the laser warning equipment on account of its detection probability curve was presented.

She was told to wear flat shoes, on account of her back problem.

I tell you, I regret it on account of others, but I am satisfied on my own account.

He had to fall out of smoking on account of his baby's health.

She was told to wear flat shoes on account of her bake problem.

Moreover, in summer, Walden never becomes so warm as most water which is exposed to the sun, on account of its depth.

Leonardo da Vinci is both a scientist, on account of his dioptric constructions, and an artist.

They dare not break the sad news to her on account of her illness.

I left the office on account of the discontinuance o f the business.

This share is still increasing on account of stagnant economy and reforming of insurance system for medical treatment.

She invited me to dinner, but I declined on account of urgent business.

When I was in high school, my desirable university was actually this school. On account of early work, I was not able to continue study.

In the cloudless night ground temperature decreases on account of the heat lost to the space.

Clear colourless amber was considered the best material for rosary beads in the Middle Ages on account of its smooth silky feel.

Plenty of specific problems should be tackled on account of the target's non-cooperative trait and the demand of automatic fly-around.

Therefore it was often sneered at by people with common views on account of its unsuitability for trifling things.

It was all on account of the whiskey and the excitement, I reckon.

Reversely if the design is based on the best one, the reliability of system may be decreased on account of a bad channel condition.

Recently the continuous uses of tourism resources in the area have been restricted on account of the natural and artificial factor.

Old Mr. Smith died and the son on account of the war lost all his goods.

She's angry on account of what you said over lunch about her husband.

Such metals as copper and aluminum, are widely used in power industry on account of their good electrical conductivity.

On account of your hypertension I suppose it's cerebral thrombus.

I had to be out all afternoon yesterday on account of some urgent business although I had a cold .

Any assuranceature by an agent must indicate edgeher the agent has signed for or on account of the master, owner or charterer.

Yet it restricted the working space of robot on account of its rather smaller working space thus increased the designing difficulty.

On account of the difficulty in finding a satisfactory job, many college students are willing to start online shops to get over such period.

On account of the stochastic characteristics of earthquakes, a model designed for dynamic opportunity restraint program is applied.

for reasons of discretion, and also on account of the subsequent therapy, he usually keeps it to himself.

Lumped parameter method was adopted to build the model on account of the mass and energy conservation of each component.

Andy's girlfriend calls to say she might cancel a visit because she is too busy at work on account of the war.

A few years later, old Jehan Daas lost the use of his limbs on account of rheumatism.

the task under reasonably conditions, the weather outlook was exceptionally favourable on account of the strong following wind.

David said to Saul, "Let no one lose heart on account of this Philistine; your servant will go and fight him. "

Thus, teenagers as the pillars of our society should in no way bet on account of their immaturity.

On account of its prominent position, it has been influencing various aspects of traditional Chinese culture and fusing with these aspects.

Blair: I'm calling it on account of boredom. You were right. Vanessa's not worth playing with.

ALL COURIER CHARGES ARE ON ACCOUNT OF THE BENEFICIARY AND COURIER CHARGES MUST BE PREPAID.

Let us not, however, flatter ourselves overmuch on account of our human conquest over nature.

Nor father on account of his child, an heir shall be chargeable in the same way.

The paper discussed the occurring conditions of storm surge and increasing water on account of the offshore wind (northwest wind).

On account of power saving and electricity cost rising, the consumers have to consider the cost raised by transformer losses.

on account of his superb medical capability and kindness , he is respected by old and young alike in the community.

They became poor within their lifetimes on account of factors that could have been prevented.

By all accounts, he quickly became a favourite of the teachers and the pupils there, but endured some teasing on account of his looks.

on account of your health and keep the water clean. swimming must have the swimming cap. price for swimming trunks is RMB 38 yuan.

my courage broke down , and one cold , stormy night i took wing , flying well inland on account of the strong easterly gales.

On account of difference in taste, your designs do not suit this market.

Blessed is the man who does not fall away on account of me.

On account of the numerous data, we need the support of massive data disposal technology and parallel computing technology.

On account of difference in taste, your design do not suit this market.

jim was most ruined for a servant , because he got stuck up on account of having seen the devil and been rode by witches.

You can't stop going with an old friend on account of rumors .

We all understand that Chinese slippers are very popular in your market on account of their superior quality and competitive price.

I respectfully inform you that, on account of the recent death of my much esteemed partner, Mr.

the biocompatibility of the composite is improved accordingly on account of the decrease of the degradation speed.

The crowd was much smaller than usual on Good Riddance Day on account of the snow left over from a major blizzard on Monday.

I was, you will recall, in Bristol on account of an illness and had stayed there on account of a botched bridge.

The manager had to step down on account of poor health.

On account of the raw material are steeply scanty at present, we would kindly ask your esteemed company to act as quickly as possible.

Would probably not stay here again mainly on account of the breakfast quality and selection although otherwise the hotel was very good.

All bank charges outside bangladesh including the reimbursing bank's charges are on account of the beneficiary.

Sexist language is any language, whether written or oral, which by its use, form or structure demeans people on account of their gender.

I invited him to dinner, but he declined on account of urgent business.

It is a good secondly resource to the energy sources industry on account of the high temperature and large quantity of heat in the slag.

I was planning to. It depends if they shut down the whole state on account of the snow.

Secondly, it put forward the corresponding legislative proposals on account of flaws existing in formal structure.

She stayed away from school on account of his illness.

Frank was forced to give up his teaching only on account of his old age.

Facts are facts and will not disappear on account of your likes.

This is all on account of climate change.

He was granted special admission on account of his effort.

Our village master won't attend our meeting on account of his illness.

The gate was bolted on the inside, on account of these dear children.

14 While in petition on your behalf they also long after you on account of the surpassing grace of God upon you.

We have consistently denied the constitutionality of measures which restrict the rights of citizens on account of race.

Then, it makes some policy recommendations on account of the challenges of cultural security.

We have to give up our plan on account of your objection.

Chu Cheng, on account of childbearing health, was against early marriage and early childbearing, but for late marriage.

I hereby release all such parties and RCD from liability or damages on account of having solicited or furnished such information.

Freshly blown pulp turns a reddish brown when exposed to air, on account of oxidation of lignin and coloring matter remaining in the pulp.

I am writing to you, little children, because your sins are forgiven on account of his name.

" But said Minerva , " Let anyone say what he will the olive is more dear to me on account of its fruit.

On account of this we can find that it is not suitable for middle school students to have cell phones.

On account of the high pressure and squeezing action, it operates with less noise and vibration than a drop-forge.

Those three-pointers were great, but this incredible ending is the best moment of all. . . game called on account of hugs.

He decided to resign from the Cabinet on account of bad health.

On account of demand, inside pipe of hot spring preparation sets with one-way valve and solution feed pump.

Eco-system is getting imbalanced on account of the massive industrial production.

On account of his family and position he was considered also the most desirable of all the young eligible bachelors in Lycurgus.

All advising, other charges and reimbursing banks commission will be on account of the beneficiary.

if a young man pleads for himself on account of his youth and simplicity?

But Tom was criticized on account of his negligence of duty.

On account of "situation" , "The Doctrine of the Mean" encounter with aesthetics.

The Apollo 9 Command module was called Gumdrop, on account of the blue cellophane wrapping in which the craft was delivered.

at the present level on account of the increasing competition among firms for trained workers.

noise on account of the temperature and rate of flow are also studied.

On account of those absolute and impatient ones, be not jealous, thou lover of truth!

I put off my departure on account of a heavy rain.

The finer the weather, the greener the algae will be. On account of the green spirit, the water can't bear to freeze.

But the Lord struck Pharaoh and his household with grave diseases on account of Abram's wife Sarai.

The emperor Claudius decreed that a slave who had been cast off on account of old age or sickness should become a free man.

Nice frigate bird, I guess we call it Lesser on account of those clear axillary spurs.

Jack had been excused from military service on account of short-sightedness.

Gone-Off: deteriorated usually on account of high moisture content conducive to moldiness.

She petitioned for divorce on account of the breakdown of their marriage.

Courts will often reject both parties' claims on account of inadequate documentation.

on account of fatigue propagation life, this paper brings forward the structural design method of overlay.

He is in bad odor on account of his dishonesty.

Legal action is taken against a company or an individual on account of public liability or damage to property.

The only reason we'd go is on account of you.

On account of this an average Chinese home will have a lot of mismatched stuff because much of them is bought at bargain prices.

He could not come on account of his illness.

Please be informed that , on account of the fluctuations of foreign exchanges the quotation is subject to change without previous notice .

I lost my previous employment on account of closedown (the merger) of the plant.

What we make is the software that helps customers deal with all of the problems they have on account of all the disk drive we sold them.

The train was delayed on account of snow.

Contrary to popular perception, it is on account of limited demand rather than limited supply that markets for "martyrs" so rarely flourish.

On account of your health , you must endeavour to shift off the care of your children .

The calculated results show that a new stable ground state can be developed on account of spin-phonon coupling.

On account of forgetting to endorse, we hereby agree to release cargo to the consignee.

There is already growing evidence, on the basis of ongoing research, that some crop yields are declining on account of climate change.

The price drops greatly on account of large offerings from other sources .

As we know, the lightweight aggregate concrete is an ideal building material on account of its properties.

We have lodge a claim against you on this shipment for $2100 on account of short weight.

'And I don't know what to do for father on account of it! '

That was largely on account of more women joining the labor force, and continuing to work once they had kids.

Many of the Peuhl victims reported being threatened or abused on account of their ethnicity.

Her sex are said to admire men of courage, on account of their own deficiency in that qualification.

A draw for the impressive South American side will be sufficient for them to top the group, on account of their superior goal difference.

On account of the weather, we had to cancel the projected outing.

on account of the righteousness which you represent.

You can't stop going with an old friend on account of rumors, and on the other hand I had no intention of being rumored into marriage.

Our car was delayed on account of a traffic jam .

Further, the mango grows and ripens on account of the covering skin.

I tend to favour Wedge-tailed on account of length and shape of tail, slender build and leg colour.

He went on by train after the plane was grounded on account of the fog.

On account of morality could adjust every field of society life, Scholars made a lot of discussions about every angle of morality and law.

And now it is clear what a canzone is, whether we are using the term in a general sense or on account of the form's outstanding excellence.

Especially impressive was her expression when she learned the flight was canceled on account of terror attack.

Bill can't come to the meeting on account of illness.

You have to accept the gap between the ideal and the fact on account of personal economic situation.

The America is the first country which has instituted legal proceedings on account of P2P software infringement.

Harry got angry on account of my self-indulgence.

On account of the fixed parameter, the control of the advancing fixedpoint theorem is also very limited.

you couldn t make out what the preacher said any more , on account of the shouting and crying.

while the ubiquity of implied negation in discourse is owing to the speaker's need of politeness on account of face-saving theory.

On account of my allergies, I don't play many outdoor sports in the spring and summer.

The football match was called off on account of the weather.

Compensation is necessary on account of the inevitable translation loss.

The steam pressure falls on account of condensation in the cylinder.

They halted the operation on account of the bad weather.

The plant thrives better on account of the moisture.

The liner fell aboard of the cargo ship on account of the thick fog.

Eg. We delayed our departure on account of the bad weather.

Illness caught him inevitably on account of overwork.

they murmur against Moses on account of fatigue, want of flesh-meat, etc.

ALL BANKING COMMISSION AND CHARGES OUTSIDE THE LC ISSUANCE charges are on account of beneficiary.

That was on account of the lack of exercises.

On account of the storm, the picnic was postponed.

The match was postponed on account of the weather.

We delayed our journey on account of the bad weather.

For example, if the spouse is not in Australia on account of the work of their Australian citizen spouse.

I could not come on account of my illness.

The service is poor on account of the shortage of staff.

On account of the game to play abroad was hoping to get helpful help please help translate the text.

They delayed their departure on account of bad weather.

On account of the bad weather, the harvest was poor.

He was discharged from the army on account of disablement.

The Beckhams are invited on account of David's work with Prince William on England's 2018 World Cup bid.

We must repudiate our liability for the claim on account of lack of evidence.

The anniversary ceremony was called off on account of the rain.

ALL CHARGES OUTSIDE BANGLADESH ARE ON ACCOUNT OF BANEFICIARY .

18For the Lord had closed up every womb of the house of Abimelech on account of Sara, Abraham's wife.

We cannot accept fresh orders on account of heavy sales.

I could not attend the lecture on account of high fever.

m sad on account of it.