Sentence examples for because it has set from inspiring English sources

Labour's problem is less acute, because it has set itself less stringent fiscal targets for the next parliament.

A program in Malaysia also has been quite successful, in part because it has set much smaller resettlement targets and has been better funded.

"It sounds like the kind of thing that would appeal to him because it has set rules and guidelines you have to follow".

This bad showing improves the odds of a deal, because it has set the Greens temporarily adrift in a right-trending current of introspection.Since the election, several moderate Greens have risen in stature.

Slate (www.slate.com) is radical in its way -- not just because it is trying to get readers to pay but because it has set out to help define a category that did not exist, a product straddling several worlds.

The ECB has not distinguished itself as a good judge of monetary policy, but this is partly because it has set itself an unduly strict operational target for inflation: it aims for inflation of 2% or less (rather than the Bank of England's 2.5%, with a margin above and below).Third, Europe's inept Stability and Growth Pact should be improved, preferably to the point where it ceases to exist.

Soon, the Coast Guard instructed them to leave the area because it had set up an "off-limits" zone.

Genzyme made the announcements in reporting that it had lost $114.9 million in the first quarter because it had set aside the money to pay the anticipated fine.

The archdiocese decided to use the money that way, it said, because it had set up another priests' pension fund in 1969, reducing the importance of the older fund.

The vote, in which there were 80 uncounted, challenged ballots, was especially embarrassing to the graduate students organization, because it had set up the vote with procedures widely seen as skewing the results in its favor.

It didn't work as intended because it had set "unrealistic goals for academic gains".