Sentence examples for because it would support from inspiring English sources

He faces charges of perjury, obstruction of federal proceedings and making false statements during a naturalization hearing The fax is crucial to the prosecution's case because it would support its contention that Mr. Posada lied outright to immigration officials after allegedly sneaking into the country in 2005.

Hayward said the current price range for oil was convenient because it would support investment in new supply without destroying demand.

Warham declared that normally he disapproved appointment of non-resident priests but in this case granted the appointment because it would support Erasmus' outstanding scholarly work.

They said Mr. Lynch was only asserting that the screening process was lax because he believed it would support his contention that without a substantive pay raise, the city would continue to face difficulty attracting qualified candidates.

Those who supported genetic testing do so because they believe it would support early intervention and treatment, help families understand the etiology of autism, and inform family planning [ 54].

Polling by Labour suggests Ed Miliband would become the next Prime Minister if Ukip wins at least 9 per cent of the vote, because it would take support away from the Conservatives.

It's up there with the vast, unimpeachable reputation of the five albums they made between 1986 and 1991, Kurt Cobain claiming Smells Like Teen Spirit was his attempt at sounding like them, Radiohead refusing to go onstage after them at a 2004 festival because "it would be like the Beatles supporting us", and their 1988 track Where Is My Mind? soundtracking the climactic scene of Fight Club.

The arguments of David Cameron, Sir John Major and others that a Labour-led government would lead to mayhem and threaten the future of the UK because it would be supported by the SNP can be turned precisely the other way.

Expanding Interstate 5 would also be a better investment, Reason Foundation's Poole argued, because it would be supported by gasoline tax revenues.

But then Mr. Blair believed it his duty to support Washington, because "it would be more damaging to long-term world peace and security if the Americans alone defeated Saddam Hussein than if they had international support to do so".

The award had caused controversy in the United Kingdom, where McEwan was urged by some not to accept the prize because it would indicate support for Israel's occupation of East Jerusalem and its treatment of Palestinians.