Sentences with phrase «by virtue of necessity»

By virtue of necessity, self - published authors have to look beyond what is to what is possible.

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Regis moved to Wolverhampton in 2014 after being helped with accommodation and basic necessities by Croydon's No Recourse to Public Funds Team, who assessed her as in need by virtue of destitution.

Labour is in part making a virtue of necessity as it can not match the millions raised by Cameron and Lord Ashcroft, his deputy chairman.

A team of scientists led by Dr. Martin Zeppenfeld from the Quantum Dynamics Division of Prof. Gerhard Rempe at the Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics in Garching has now made a virtue of necessity: the so - called optoelectrical Sisyphus technique, developed in the group, exploits the polarity of formaldehyde molecules, while reaching temperatures as low as 420 micro-Kelvin.

Instead, AMG made a virtue out of necessity by fitting a variable - rate hydraulic rack, which is claimed to be calibrated for maximum accuracy and feedback.

Nine of the ten make a virtue of this necessity by selling the carbon dioxide for enhanced oil recovery.

But, we also said that by virtue of it getting closer to the possibility of human intervention, the «necessity» of the claim is reduced.

Counsel for the police, David Pannick QC, had argued that the interference was lawful because of breach of the peace powers, alternatively by virtue of the powers conferred under the aegis of the Public Order Act 1986, or finally pursuant to the doctrine of necessity.

The exceptions ostensibly provided the court with sufficient indicia of necessity and reliability — the court's core concerns with hearsay evidence — simply by virtue of the type of statement they were, so they were automatically admissible.