Sentence examples for because of arrests from inspiring English sources

In some cases, they note, people have been turned away because of arrests that never resulted in convictions.

He was found in violation of probation on Jan . 18 , 1986because of arrests on other charges and failure to make restitution.

Ms. Hendricks said that Legal Aid lawyers in Brooklyn were assigned nearly 5,000 new cases from February through April because of arrests attributed to Operation Condor.

He's there because of arrests for a parole violation, and because a judge overruled recommendations by a prosecutor and his probation officer that he doesn't deserve more jail time.

Indonesia's largest terrorist organization, Jemaah Islamiyah, has been considerably weakened because of arrests and improved intelligence gathering by the Indonesian police, Western intelligence and law enforcement officials said in recent interviews.

Yesterday, Raymond W. Kelly, the police commissioner, said he hoped that because of arrests in the case, investigators would get information on the 1997 killing of the officer, Ralph C. Dols.

The Palladium, it was noted, had been the subject of hearings before the Authority "because of narcotic arrests therein". On the basis of this information, the affidavit sought an order to install a recording device in Steinman's business office.

Because of arrested coalescence during solvent evaporation, the evaporation of the organic solvent causing particles hardening is the most important parameter that controls the morphology.

The relative inefficiency of glacial denudation in the cirque zone during the Würm would have resulted from (i) cold-based and/or (ii) low-gradient glaciers situated in the upper reaches of the icefield; and/or from (iii) glacier-load starvation because of arrested clast supply from supraglacial rockslopes situated in the permafrost zone.

Pfannenstiel-Geppert, uterus closed by double-layer interlocking separate resorbable sutures, followed by continuous suture of the visceral peritoneum) because of arrest of descent and signs of fetal intrauterine hypoxia.

It also includes emergency procedures performed before the onset of labour and procedures performed because of arrested progress in labour in the absence of an urgent indication for delivery (such as fetal distress).