Sentence examples for because implementing from inspiring English sources
In March, he announced that America would not go ahead with its Kyoto commitments, because implementing them threatened America's economic wellbeing.
In March, Mr Bush announced that America would not go ahead with its Kyoto commitments, because implementing them threatened America's economic wellbeing.
For three reasons, that would be folly.A classroom actFirst, because implementing Mr Gove's changes requires almost as much political clout as introducing them.
Such low-tech ideas are crucial to forming viable environmental strategies, Griffith believes, because implementing more complicated technologies — like building the solar roadways that Squid Labs worked on, or manufacturing electric cars for all the world's drivers — would consume natural resources and generate greenhouse gases at unsustainable rates.
Because implementing a STEM-focused, project-based curriculum often requires new instructional and assessment practices, support for the planning and development process can be crucial.
Apparently, target 2 is much more dangerous to the power system than target 1 because implementing target 2 will cause costly load shedding.
Because implemented sustainable safety measures reduced the number of casualties, the vision can be considered as successful.
Plata (2008) also found that teachers did not implement the national reform initiative because the implementing agency did not address the hindrances to reform.
But there is hope because by implementing effective interventions through pregnancy, labour and breastfeeding, the transmission rate can fall to below five per cent.
A lot of what is bought and paid for doesn't get implemented because of complexity.
