Sentence examples for be cancelled because it from inspiring English sources

The debt should be cancelled because it is unjust and unpayable, not used to meet targets and massage figures".

You may feel gypped that your cut-rate plan is about to be cancelled because it doesn't conform to Obamacare's guidelines.

Then, like many of the twelve million or so Americans who buy their own insurance, we received a letter from CareFirst in late October saying that our policy would be cancelled, because it didn't conform to Affordable Care Act requirements.

Call the customer service number if you get an email that says that the order can't be cancelled because it has already shipped.

Last week Venezuelan organizers announced that Mr. Sanz's sold-out Feb. 14 concert would be canceled because it lacked "the appropriate conditions".

Frustrated by the delay, he successfully completed the cancellation process on BN.com only to get an email several hours later that stated his order cannot be canceled because it "has entered the shipping process" even though according to B&N's own website, the Nook will not ship for another three days.

A new production of "Macbeth" has just been cancelled because it was not ready.

Oasis's inaugural flight was cancelled because it did not have rights to fly over Russian airspace.

White Houses don't do this sort of thing, but the speech probably should have been cancelled, because it no longer served any purpose.

Have I Got News for You benefits hugely from the revolving door approach to hosting, but it isn't being cancelled because it still pulls in primetime viewers by the truckload.

A cult grew up around him, not least among musicians; Sachs tells us that one orchestra was incensed when a rehearsal was cancelled because it wanted more time with the Maestro.