Sentence examples for because it establishes a from inspiring English sources
The government is dragging its feet over the report's publication, I suspect, because it establishes a clear link between welfare reform and the rise in the number of people using food banks.
"It's a little bit premature to take this step because it establishes a precedent," said Rasa Jukneviciene, the Lithuanian defense minister.
After the research was initially published last year, I grappled with the evidence, or lack thereof, reaching a conclusion that I mainly still supported the annual visit, if only because it establishes a solid doctor-patient relationship.
The ruling is important, nonetheless, because it establishes a limited precedent that requires drug companies to show real improvements in efficacy before they can get patent protection on updates to existing drugs in India.
Dole contends that the agreement favors Chiquita Brands International because it establishes a system under which European import licenses will be distributed based on import levels from 1994 to 1996.
Sex matters in The Witcher, not just because it establishes a link between two characters in order to provide justification for a quest, but because it rounds out the fiction and adds to the veracity of the open environment.
In fact, Justice Stevens said, the election system itself was part of the constitutional problem "because it establishes an improper majoritarian election on religion" and "encourages divisiveness along religious lines".
Halberstam's wartime work will last not just because of its quality and its importance but because it established a new mode of journalism, one with which Americans are now so familiar that it's difficult to remember that someone had to invent it.
In picking a name, Mr. Kissin said, Guastavino's seemed a good choice because it established a connection with the site and also resonated with Quaglino's, the name of a Conran restaurant in London.
Nevertheless, its power was very limited, and, arguably, it was important chiefly because it established a tradition of religious coercion in the late medieval Western church that was inherited by both Catholics and Protestants in the 16th century.
