Sentence examples for because it concerned from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Goldman said Mr. Ciongoli's appointment was "not improper" because it concerned a point that the parties were not free to decide for themselves.

Animal control officers said that although Ms. Cisero's case was unusual because it concerned a cat, they have issued charges on a wide variety of domestic animal problems.

The court ruled that it was an ethnic test because it concerned the status of M's mother rather than whether M considered himself Jewish and practiced Judaism.

The material was classified top secret/sensitive compartmented information because it concerned the military capability of the foreign country, and related to US intelligence sources and methods.

(Indeed, the Manafort indictment, because it concerned lobbying Congress on behalf of Ukraine, was in some ways as much in Ryan's realm as in Trump's).

Along with Mr. Prasad, scores of Bihar officials were found guilty on Monday in the case, known as the Fodder Scam because it concerned the diversion of public funds meant to support animal husbandry.

The E.C.B. held interest rates steady yesterday at two per cent, apparently because it remains concerned about the possibility of inflation even as European economies have plunged into deep recessions.

Paul Roseby, the artistic director of the National Youth Theatre, which commissioned the piece, said: "When the story of the missing three in Bethnal Green happened it struck us that this would be an interesting topic to explore because it directly concerned young people.

Still, the process (and the model of it) remains conceptually static, because it is fundamentally concerned with messages sent from point to point and not with their results or possible influences upon sender and receiver.

WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve on Tuesday reiterated that the economy was improving but said it would continue measures to stimulate growth because it remained more concerned about persistent unemployment than the risk of increased inflation.

But he said the international diplomatic community was likely to endorse the results, because it was more concerned to get rid of the apartheid government than ensuring a fair election was held.