Sentence examples for because civil from inspiring English sources

That's because civil servants haven't been allowed anywhere near it".

That is partly because civil services are purged with each new administration.

These properties are vital in civil engineering applications because civil structures need composites with high rigidity and fracture toughness.

Confederate symps hated that name, because "Civil War" implies that the combatants were citizens of the same country.

This caused concern because civil servants were exempt from normal legal processes when performing their official functions.

Intermarriage — a Muslim to a Christian — requires a wedding abroad, because civil marriage does not exist in Lebanon.

This is probably because civil-law jurisdictions developed public controls on land use earlier than did most Anglo-American jurisdictions.

Finding stability in this competition will be difficult, in part because China weighs heavily in Indian calculations and because civil-military relations in Pakistan are so unbalanced.

Probate avoidance is rarely an issue on the Continent, because civil-law systems of probate are normally far less cumbersome than the Anglo-American systems.

This is because 'civil rights' does not mean, 'African American Rights.' We do not enjoy civil rights as Muslims, Jews, Christians, or Hindus.

Because civil/criminal, administrative/judicial, and federal/state systems of adjudication and enforcement seek to regulate individuals and borders, we will consider such delineations, particularly as they relate to past, current, and proposed immigration policies.