Sentence examples for Because of the recent changes from inspiring English sources

"It will be very important because of the recent changes and historical developments in other Arab countries," said Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari.

Some take the view that positions may be shifting around local pharmaceutical production because of the increase in demand for medicines from the developing world coupled with increased availability of funding (especially for HIV/AIDS drugs), as well as because of the recent changes in patent rules.

This may have happened because of the recent change of leadership.

But Molly Watkins, a spokeswoman for the board, said, "Because of the recent change in the law requiring all candidates to file disclosure statements with the Campaign Finance Board, candidates are potentially liable for penalties whether they join the program or not".

This may be due to the fresh study course of younger radiographers (or probably, also because of the recent change of radiographers educational system).

This is unique population based data on reproductive needs of young Chinese women, which will not be easily available in the future because of the recent change of the policy.

The Senators' opening statements will also be fascinating to watch because of the significant recent changes to the makeup of the Judiciary Committee.

Patrol the Recent Changes.

Watch the recent changes regularly.

The peril for older consumers is heightened because of recent changes in the way that government benefits are distributed, the report says.

Because of the recent radical changes to basic nurse education in Indonesia (i.e. the cessation of SPK training and the increase in D3 and S1 educational provision), it might be reasonable to suppose that the levels of competence attaching to each grade and arising out of distinctive basic nurse education preparation might engender different development needs for each grade.