Sentence examples for because it has provided from inspiring English sources

Buckles says G4S will claim this because it has provided a service.

Many men welcome women's equality and they support feminism because it has provided an opportunity to talk about relationships, masculinity, fatherhood, emotional life and sexuality.

Proposition 13 has been highly popular with the state's residents ever since it passed -- 60percentt still support it today -- because it has provided Californians with tax predictability during two decades of rising real-estate values.

It has quickly acquired enormous significance here because it has provided both the Serbian people and the authorities with the most convincing evidence to date of war crimes committed in Kosovo, and of Mr. Milosevic's involvement in covering them up.

Hearst argued that the government should reveal to the public the names, which were blacked out in a search warrant, because it has provided a witness, who has the same information, to a third-party investigator.

Charity Hospital is cherished by the city's underclass, not only because it has provided free care to generations of poor New Orleanians — to call yourself a "Charity baby" is a point of pride — but because the architecture proclaims an esteem for the common man that is lacking in the modern city.

The city said that it had the right to claim co-authorship of the system because it had provided Gene Codes with access to its database of DNA data from 9/11 victims, and had provided guidance as to what updates needed to be included in the system.

B1 SCIENCE/HEALTH Hospital Penalized in Death The state health commissioner said Mount Sinai would be fined and barred from performing live-donor liver transplants for six months because it had provided "woefully inadequate" care to a donor who died.

Hamas also shut down a local production company called Lens because it had provided broadcast services to I24 News, a new channel based in Israel that broadcasts in Arabic, English and French.

And he said his Facebook postings were designed to fit in with al-Muhajiroun because it had provided him with a place to stay, describing the group's views on sharia law as "extreme what they would do to someone when they steal or commit a sin".

Sir Robert, chairman of the trust's 800th commemoration committee, said the anniversary of the sealing of the Magna Carta would resonate across the world, because it had provided the foundations of democracy.