Sentence examples for because of article from inspiring English sources

Permission denied, he said, by Mexico City, because of Article 41, a provision of the Mexican constitution that forbids the diffusion of government propaganda during an election-campaign period.

The marriage was made possible because of Article 475, a remnant of the French colonial code, which allows men to avoid statutory rape charges if they marry the minor with whom they are involved.

It would be nice; but remember, it is JUSTICE O'CONNOR -- Because of Article II, which, after all, does give the legislature plenary power and must have wanted to have the laws in place so that it wasn't, so that Florida wouldn't risk losing its electoral votes.

Jerald Smith Telford, Shropeshire In response to Hazel Farrall (Letters, 28 May), I can say with confidence that if we vote to leave the EU nothing at all will happen regarding the EHIC for at least two years because of article 50.

Because of article length limitations, we introduced only three major types of plant bioclimatic models.

I would imagine one of the reasons the ICESCR has never been ratified is because of Article 12. 1.

Editors at the paper say they have been victims of retaliation from the student government, which last week froze the money because of articles critical of its closed meetings.

The websites of Bloomberg News and The New York Times have been blocked in China because of articles about the wealth of the country's leaders and their families.

I had been sentenced by a religious court because of articles I had written calling for freedom of speech and criticizing Wahhabism, Saudi Arabia's official religious doctrine.

A9 Indonesia Bans Journalist The Indonesian government has banned Lindsay Murdoch, a prominent Australian journalist, apparently because of articles that dealt with human rights issues.

The Indonesian government has banned a prominent Australian journalist from working in the country, apparently because of articles that dealt with human rights issues.