Sentence examples for because it would amount from inspiring English sources

But quantitative easing is opposed by Germany, the biggest contributor to the bank, because it would amount to the use of the central bank to finance governments.

Lenders for the projects prohibit sponsors from issuing a recordable sales contract because it would amount to a lien against the property, real estate lawyers said.

"The problem now is that they can't do a deal because it would amount to being taken over," said one senior executive who recently left the bank.

Legal experts said repeating the final days of the trial before the same tribunal would be unlikely because it would amount to a form of double jeopardy for the general.

But gathering sufficient evidence of his involvement in various crimes was difficult, and pursuing Kassar for the Achille Lauro charges might be barred, because it would amount to double jeopardy.

The Council of the Ageing's chief executive, Ian Yates, has argued against watering down super changes, because it would amount to caving in to "the complaints of a privileged minority".

If all that is righteous and good falls through and he is actually elected president, his reign--because that's what it would amount to--would usher in disaster.

Justice Stevens, in his dissent, said that while "counting every legally cast vote cannot constitute irreparable harm," there was a danger that the stay itself would cause irreparable harm not only to Mr. Gore but "more importantly, the public at large" because, given the deadlines, it would amount to a decision on the merits.

Michael B. Kaplowitz, vice chairman of the 17-person board, said the members had misgivings about a settlement that would cost more than $50 million, but believed they had no choice because penalties for not approving it would amount to $180 million.

Al Jazeera said sources from the council told its correspondent in Benghazi that the offer was rejected because it would have amounted to an "honourable" exit for Gaddafi and would offend his victims.

Ms. Gomez said she would not have taken, say, the role Ms. Hudgens plays, because it would have amounted to the kind of slash-and-burn approach to career growth that Miley Cyrus failed to pull off.