Sentence examples for because it was staged from inspiring English sources
(Armenia did not compete at last year's Olympiad, because it was staged in the Azerbaijani capital city, Baku: the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict remains unresolved).
In an open letter, signed by three Monsanto directors, the company said it would not attend the tribunal because it was "staged and supported by" organic food organisations.
Santana was aware that Barcelona had a clay-court tournament that was long on history but limited in growth potential because it was staged at the relatively small and private Real Club de Tenis.
But District Judge William C. Lee ruled that no "reasonable person" would think the government endorsed the play just because it was staged at a state university.
But mostly this is a production that the director has well under control, and that's especially impressive because it is staged with some derring-do.
"LOL," by Caroline O'Hare, is appealing as well, partly because it's staged so nicely by Lindsey Moore, who has directed all eight plays.
Yet that love scene is unlikely to cause much ruckus, and not just because it is staged so tastefully: the baritone Nathan Gunn, as Yeshua, and the mezzo-soprano Sasha Cooke, as Mary, remain clothed and lie under a bedcover.
The Theatre by the Lake in Keswick and Frinton's summer rep seasons can still operate using an old-style rep system largely because it is staging plays that have already been tried and tested elsewhere.
This is not meant to be merely a litany of Welsh achievements in the US, rather a presentation of credentials to those who have, at best, a vague knowledge of a country propelled into the sporting spotlight because it is staging the Ryder Cup.
The show made theatrical history, not least because of how it was staged by a young director named Orson Welles.
The DUP on Ballymena borough council banned a comeback concert by the English prog-rockers the Electric Light Orchestra because it was being staged in a council-controlled leisure centre on a Sunday.
