Sentence examples for because it was operating from inspiring English sources

Officials in Baghdad condemned the rebel group, known as the Kurdistan Workers Party, but could do little to stop it because it was operating out of the Kurdish north, largely independent from the central government.

In a second case, New Process Steel v. National Labor Relations Board, No. 08-1457, the court called into question about 600 decisions issued by the labor board over 27 months starting at the beginning of 2008 because it was operating with only two of five members as three vacancies went unfilled.

In case you don't remember, the first attack was back in 2010, when San Francisco's city transportation agency threatened the private car company's executives with jail time and fines because it was operating an alternative transportation service.

In 1999, an employee of the National Rail Administration was killed by a train because it was operating at instead of the temporarily reduced limit of ; Flytoget was fined for not informing the engineer of the speed limit reduction.

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health shut down the establishment late Monday for not having a health permit, but Fielder said at the news conference that it didn't need one because it was operating as an art gallery.

Throughout the 1960s, Wilkinson refused to pay the state sales tax on his transactions; he and Joe Kennedy, the owner of Kennedy Book Store, both claimed that paying the tax put them at a competitive disadvantage with the university's book store, which did not pay state taxes because it was operated by the university, a tax exempt entity.

I call the Fed a hedge fund because it is operating like one, leveraging its balance sheet to earn huge profits.

The media cannot fully report these abominable events because it is operating in a climate of fear.

Speaking on ABC radio on Tuesday morning, newly elected Labor senator and Indigenous leader Pat Dodson said the "tough on crime attitude" could make it difficult for a royal commission to expose the real root of the problem, "because it's operating within the framework of those existing legal structures".

Lord jumped in first on this, claiming IBM's position on privacy is "pretty strong" because it's operating "in an opt-in world".

Because it is operating solely on the secondary market, the life cycle for the new investment vehicle will be five to six years rather than 10 to 12 years for a typical venture fund, according to Carmel.