Sentence examples for because of a request from inspiring English sources

Mayor Dellums did not speak at the ceremony for the deceased police officers, not because he "had nothing to say at all", but because of a request from the family of an officer who had disliked the mayor.Russell Bruno OaklandA jarring noteSIR – So "40% of Americans believe Placido Domingo, a famous Spanish opera singer, is Italian" ("Big in America?", April 11th).

A very recent US study found that low-risk patients with CAP are frequently hospitalized because of comorbid illness, because of requests for hospitalization made by other treating physician, the patient, or the patient's family or the provider's perception that the case of pneumonia was more severe than indicated by the PSI [ 28].

In a statement yesterday, Visa said that it was aware of the situation, but had not disclosed the data breach earlier because of a request by law enforcement officials that it be kept confidential for fear of compromising an investigation.

But the litigation involving BP has become especially bitter because of a request to the judge last month by the 17-member leadership asking to create a fund that could be used to cover litigation costs.

The agency flatly denied on Tuesday that the inquiry was opened because of a Tesla request.

But as the AP has stated, it held the article for several days before publication because of a government request, and CIA Director John Brennan later testified that there was no threat to the American people since the plot was foiled.

For instance, at the 1912 Olympic Games, France withdrew its entire team over a dispute regarding the target area for foil, and the Italians refused to fence in the épée events because of a rejected request to increase the allowed length of the épée blade.

Despite the timing, Merck and Schering say they began putting the minutes together not because of Congress but because of a November request by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

It was a similar situation for Moross, who was late meeting up with us because of a sudden request from the South China Morning Morning Post for a telephone interview.

It was a similar situation for Moross, who was late meeting up with us because of a sudden request from the South China Morning Post for a telephone interview.

According to jurisprudence, a physician is not allowed to end the life of a patient whose request for EAS is based on being 'tired of living', because such a request falls outside the medical domain.