Sentence examples for because of a scheme from inspiring English sources

He told me he had read a prediction that forty per cent of Congress will be arrested, because of a scheme involving the Panama Papers, the Catholic Church, and the Clinton Foundation.

He said they seemed "certain to be denied justice because of a scheme negotiated by the Blair government".

But he couldn't because of a copy-protection scheme called Content Scramble System.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has decided not to pursue any action against the Broadway producers of "Rebecca," the Gothic musical that was derailed last fall before performances began because of a fraud scheme involving phantom investors.

Lloyds was fined £28m in December because of a bonus scheme that encouraged staff to sell products to customers who did not need them and Andrew Tyrie, the MP who chairs the Treasury select committee, has written on Monday to the chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority, Martin Wheatley, to call for industry-wide changes to the bonus culture.

It said the 10% cut in funding for council tax benefit was because of a government scheme that requires all councils to take responsibility for such benefit from April 2013.

(I mention this because there has been little evaluation of a scheme that ministers are looking at developing as the "single gateway" for legal aid).

David Cameron rejected calls for Barlow to hand back his OBE after the star was ordered in May to pay millions of pounds in tax that had gone unpaid because of an avoidance scheme.

As well as advising Google, Amazon and Facebook – each with controversial tax structures that result in little UK tax – E&Y are auditors to pub group Greene King, which was named by MPs because of an avoidance scheme defeated at tribunal by HMRC.

The recording also includes "King Harald's Saga," a tour de force for unaccompanied soprano (the bright-voiced and compelling Judith Kellogg), which tells of a Norwegian king's demise because of the treachery of a scheming earl.

A federal judge ruled that the former Denver Broncos linebacker Bill Romanowski could be forced to pay about $5 million in back taxes because of a horse-breeding scheme he said he got caught up in.