Sentence examples for because of agreed from inspiring English sources

The number of school days lost because of agreed holidays dropped by around 300,000 from 2.5 million in Autumn 2010 to 2.2 million in Autumn 2011.

An incident type is a category made up of incidents of a common nature, grouped because of shared agreed features and is a 'parent' category under which many concepts may be grouped (box 5).

He said it would make negotiations with the EU much easier, because the task of agreeing a special transitional regime as well as an eventual free trade agreement could be skipped.

Both David Cardoza and Grossman said they do have full explanations for the conduct of the stadium project but are unable to give them at the moment because of confidentiality agreed in their legal settlement.

The European launch of iTunes has already been delayed because of the complexities of agreeing royalties for each individual country.

It did not happen because human beings are incapable of agreeing, or are inherently self-destructive.

Virginia: While Ken Cuccinelli tossed out lots of alibis election night -- almost-won-because-of-Obamacare! -- Bob and Erick agree that a so-so Democratic candidate beat a hard-right Republican in usually Red Virginia.

LONDON, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Royal Bank of Scotland faces a delay in reaching a settlement over its role in the Libor interest rate rigging scandal because of difficulties agreeing a deal wi t h all the regulators involved, finance industry sources said.

There are however many challenges and fundamental methodological omissions are common; protocols are rare and the assessment of the risk of bias arising from the conduct of individual studies is frequently not performed, largely because of the absence of widely agreed criteria for assessing the risk of bias in this type of review.

"The only public transport funding from Malcolm Turnbull has been the result of money agreed to because of privatisation of state assets or reallocations from other projects".

He said: "There is a feeling of disappointment because we agreed the main terms of the deal in London earlier in the week and we thought we were going to Paris just to shake hands and that would be it.