Sentence examples for because it suspects from inspiring English sources

So the market seems to believe that NRG will probably need to raise its offer, most likely because it suspects another bidder will try to make a move on Calpine.

The OFT is bringing a test case against leading banks because it suspects that charges of up to £38 a time for unauthorised overdrafts are illegal, as they do not reflect the true cost to the banks.

QUESTION FROM MATT: Given what seems to be unambiguous bad behavior by the Syrian regime, I have to wonder: Is the US hesitant to act because it suspects opposing leaders in the wings are just as bad or worse?

The Commission, however, affirms that the EEG constitutes state aid and for this reason also doubts that the so-called green power privilege (§ 39 EEG e and the EEG-levy exemptions for energy-intensive companies (§ 40 ff. EEG) conform to European law because it suspects a distortion of competition in both cases ([[27]], p. C 74 et seq.]).

The government -- without any legal due process whatsoever -- puts people on the lists merely because it suspects them of wrongdoing or evil intent, and then it is up to them to try convincing the government to remove their names.

Iraq prevented a North Korean plane from entering its airspace because it suspected that it was carrying weapons for Syria, prompting praise from the United States on Friday but also demands for a ban on Iranian aircraft with similar suspicious cargo.

The reason Poland's government lashed out at Germany last month was because it suspected Berlin of leading a charge against its democratic backsliding.

The commission blocked Tetra Laval's $1.5 billion deal with Sidel because it suspected that Tetra Laval would try to use its strength in cartons to win a dominant role in plastic bottles.

Last August it ordered lenders to reopen more than 2.5m complaints because it suspected they were wrongly rejected or that customers had received too little compensation.

As the Guardian revealed in March, the commissioner closed down Kerr's business and sent warning letters to 40 companies because it suspected workers were being unfairly blacklisted.

In November, the government blocked Mrs. Arroyo from leaving the country to obtain medical care for a bone ailment, because it suspected that she was trying to flee the country before charges of corruption and election fraud were filed.