Sentence examples for because a public from inspiring English sources

No plea was taken by Judge Stanton, because a public defender has yet to be assigned.

They resist the temptation to give the go-ahead because a public majority backs low taxation and bare-bones services.

But they were able to enjoy this freedom only because a public space had been created for it by the use of state power.

Perhaps best of all, because a public Web site would post the complete information from every ballot, anyone could check that every single vote has been counted accurately.

I know of no precedent holding that, simply because a public forum is open to all kinds of speech -- including speech about religion -- it must be open to regular religious worship services as well.

In other words, the public also benefits when private litigants use courts because a public hearing gives judges a chance to tell corporate insiders what the law expects of them.

THE DAY SILENCE DIED -- A village in Bolivia is changed drastically because of a public loudspeaker.

The special anxiety that a defendant suffers because of a public accusation does not disappear simply because the initial charges are temporarily dismissed.

Shares were priced at $85, somewhat less than expected because of a public relations misstep or two.

The stock  market in Hong Kong was closed because of a public holiday in honor of  Buddha's birthday.

Because of a public fight over funeral arrangements, some members of the Richardson family did not attend the service.