Sentence examples for be opposed because of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Margoles has at times considered trying to convert his clinic into a federally qualified health center but is convinced that the move would be opposed because of its proximity to one of the four centers already in Milwaukee.

Some believe that Speaker Pelosi will make the House vote on a version of the Markey bill with 254 House Democrats, but important House Democrats like Mr. Dingell may make a similar case as House Republicans, that the bill should be opposed because of the higher energy costs for consumers.

Most, however are opposed because of emissions.

Campbell said a stay was opposed because of the delay it would cause, adding: "We are very keen they should put up or shut up.

"As you are aware, the hiring of Casas, Benjamin & White as hospital consultants was opposed because of a potential conflict of interest and their lack of hospital administrative experience," the letter to Mr. Capello read.

Whatever the argument for larger-scale intervention – and why it would have been opposed, because of Iraq and Libya, because of the ascendant extremist groups in Syria's conflicts – it wasn't even on the table.

Managers of health services at the district level and service providers in public health facilities were reported as strongly opposing the abolition of user fees and were influential because the implementation of the policy heavily depended on them; they were opposed because of the potential loss in revenue.

"I want to tell those who oppose protests and Occupy Central, that whether you are opposing because of your interest, because it affects traffic… or because you were paid to do so, these reasons cannot be the reason why we should accept persecution," Taiwan-based protester Shih Shu-hua, told a crowd at the tent protest site.

He charged that Mr. Pataki was opposed "because he is in the pocket of the big drug companies who stand to lose money if medical marijuana is made available".

More importantly, the stunning interior space still stands and is breathtaking even as a bare brick shell.The so-called Millennium Tower should be opposed not only because of its unacceptable impact on the skyline but because to allow it would drive a coach and horses through conservation legislation.

Some of my colleagues whom one might expect to be opposed to the change because of its effect on their communities have been seduced by the compensation package, but I have read the letter.