Sentence examples for because of a strict from inspiring English sources

This means new companies cannot easily find workers and they cannot import labour because of a strict housing licence scheme.

The administration tried to dispel Democratic fears that low-income people would be denied extra help because of a strict assets test.

Because of a strict requirement that they be used by manufacturing companies, many of the buildings are vacant or serve as warehouses for manufacturers across the border even though the buildings occupy prime locations.

But none have paid as much as Mr. Prokhorov will next season, because of a strict new tax system that was intended to punish the free spenders and, indeed, to dissuade any owner from doing what Mr. Prokhorov just did.

After all, they had a young nucleus that included outfielder Bryce Harper and pitcher Stephen Strasburg, who did not even appear in the postseason because of a strict innings limit on his surgically repaired throwing arm.

Ross remains in his post – a ghost of what he used to be, because of a strict system of precautionary recording and editing – while an increasing number of writers and performers are complaining about the effects of "compliance": the system of BBC editorial defences introduced after Ross/Brand and an earlier run of scandals over faked or misleading content.

HUD on the other hand, because of a stricter definition of what qualifies as homeless, counted just 138,000 children as meeting its requirements on its latest survey taken last year, according to SFGate.

This number is bigger than the previously predicted core genome for the family [ 5] because of a less strict method of calculating orthologs used in this study.

In cancer patients, the need for palliative care was often relatively clear because of a relatively strict demarcation between the curative and palliative phase.

This provides an increased risk for modern contamination because these steps are performed outside of a strict contamination controlled ancient DNA clean room.

Because it is almost the formulation of a strict lexicographic order, except that the variable f 1, i l does not have to be true, it has to be relaxed to become a non-strict order.