Sentence examples for because it entails both from inspiring English sources

The office of attorney general is unique in the parliamentary system because it entails both political and legal functions.

The measure will require 67 votes to pass in the Senate, because it entails a change in Senate rules.

That can be scary, because it entails asking for directions from another human being, not from a computer screen.

The investment scheme has also attracted criticism, particularly from France, because it entails no new public money.

The journey is very complex because it entails moments of exhilaration but also moments of extraordinary pain.

This last item has been the trickiest part, Liu said, because it entails taking customers away from the big hospitals.

Mr. Hague added that Mr. Khodorkovsky "might like to see the government bankrupt the company, because it entails the worst possible outcome for the Kremlin".

But co-sponsors of the total ban -- which include many developing nations -- say cloning is unethical and immoral, in part because it entails the destruction of the blastocyst.

People had traveled miles to watch the dogfights, a pastime that was banned by the Taliban when they were in power because it entails gambling.

Many men learn, from the time they're children, to avoid apologizing, because it entails admitting fault, and that's risky for them.

That incapacity is largely due to conservative political opposition to government intervention in the economy, either for ideological reasons or because it entails higher taxes or because it treads on the toes of vested business interests.