Sentence examples for because of a provision from inspiring English sources

The plan was later invalidated by the Virginia Supreme Court because of a provision inserted by his staff.

But the bill could lose the support of the Bush administration because of a provision trimming the authority of federal regulators.

First, an estimated 3.1 million Americans younger than 26 joined their parents' plans because of a provision that took effect in September 2010.

But public financing also comes with drawbacks — the state Democratic Party cannot help Elrich financially because of a provision in the law that prohibits contributions from outside groups.

If the seven-member board does not act by June 1, Mr. Levy's contract will automatically be extended for a year, because of a provision in it.

Because of a provision in the 1996 Welfare Reform bill, immigrants who arrived after that date are eligible only for Emergency Medicaid.

Alone among the Colonies, Virginia (because of a provision of its 1606 charter) had an official copper coinage executed at the Royal Mint in 1773.

Insurers and health policy experts say young adults could face higher premiums because of a provision that limits how much rates can vary based on a person's age.

Carnival pays so little tax partly because of a provision that lets some shipping companies legally incorporated overseas (Panama, in Carnival's case) avoid taxes.

The SEC is hiring hordes of officials to help monitor large outfits, which, because of a provision in America's financial reform bill, will have to register next year.

Yet no matter how great their contributions or sacrifices, immigrants remain ineligible for the nation's highest office because of a provision in the Constitution that bars naturalized American citizens from becoming president.