Sentence examples for because agreement from inspiring English sources

Douglas Alexander, the shadow foreign secretary, described the EU arms embargo as having ended "because agreement within the member states could not be reached, and because significant disagreement remains about the merits of sending arms to Syria's opposition".

Items 1, 6, 9, 12, 14, 20, 21, 23, 24, and 33 are reversed scored because agreement with them reflects negative opinions of school climate (Emmons et al., 2002).

That is a significant obstacle because agreement between the two countries usually is needed to accomplish major reforms in Europe.

Agreed, not because agreement is an end in itself, but because agreement at such a juncture in a nation's history is vital if the future is not to be a repetition of the flawed past.

It's just a question of whether it's glumly enforced or agreed – because agreement will make it much more durable.

Austria could delay the process, because agreement of all 15 member states is needed for progress to be made.

He himself would have preferred a larger representation, Jay admitted, perhaps similar to what Melancton Smith desired, but because agreements on this figure were so diverse, "I think it best to let things stand as they are," he remarked.

Divine is under pressure to complete the initial offering because agreements with investors, including the Microsoft Corporation and Level 3 Communications Inc., hinge on completing the initial offering by July 29 and on raising more than $120 million.

The NFL contract negotiations were successful, not only because an agreement was signed, but because both sides were able to walk away feeling good about the final deal.

This could result in high interrater correlations, not because of agreement about the specific personality disorder, but because of agreement concerning the presence of personality disorder criteria in general.

That's because the agreement stopped short of cutting production.