Sentence examples for because of a compensation from inspiring English sources

He is guarded because of a compensation agreement, said to be worth £426,000.

"There was a period where I was out of football," he begins, slowly, "between moving from Aberdeen and signing for Rangers, where I wasn't playing because of a compensation tribunal.

In summary, seed production of L. multiflorum populations was for some conditions, higher and more stable in the presence of mutualism, not because of a compensation capacity but because of the higher survival to herbicide.

Citing police officers, the Yonhap News Agency said the suspect had confessed to the arson and indicated that it was because of a land compensation grievance.

Chae Jong-gi admitted destroying the 610-year-old wooden structure in Seoul known as the Namdaemun, or Great Southern Gate, because of a land compensation grievance.

The delay in announcing his departure is believed to be because of discussions over a compensation deal.

Negotiations to merge began four months ago, but Mr. Bell called them off in March because of a dispute over compensation issues.

He said that after the present Gatwick runway was built in 1958, people remained in Lowfield Heath because of a lack of compensation, but life became intolerable by the 1970s because of the noise of airport jets.

The woman, who did not give her full name, tells the NYT that her dispute with the American agent came about at the Hotel Caribe because of a disagreement over compensation.

"Harry was always going to be a difficult one because of the compensation involved, but Roy is a terrific manager, someone I have a lot of time for, and I have no doubts he can bring real success to the England national team".

NCH contends the stock is lagging not because of bad investments — it describes them as excellent, in fact — but because of outsize compensation and a failure to live up to promises to stockholders, who hold nonvoting shares in the firm, to share more of the management and performance fees.