Sentence examples for because of bans from inspiring English sources

If Americans' hunting traditions are threatened, it isn't because of bans on rifles and shotguns.

With luck a paper will be published several months after being submitted; many languish for over a year because of bans on multiple submissions.

On a positive note, Dr. Solomon reported that levels of PCB's, DDT and dioxins in breast milk have gone down in Western countries, largely because of bans or strict regulatory controls on these chemicals.

The Yorkshire-based, Brazilian Silvestre De Sousa was unlucky - because of bans and riding commitments abroad  - not to beat Paul Hanagan to the 2011 Flat jockeys' championship.

It's easy to see similar suits being filed against the U.S. government because of bans to shale-gas development in New York, Colorado, and elsewhere.

On an analytical front, teams are confronted with mounting evidence that fat contracts that carry one-dimensional players into their late 30s seldom pay off, and not just because of bans on amphetamines and steroids.

In California, amazingly, you can be Adolf Hitler Smith, but not José Smith, because of a ban on diacritics.

Because of banning the veil the children cannot experiment, they can't make their own choices.

The 15-member council instead agreed to a statement that said because of Ban's human rights promotion "the most vulnerable or marginalized have been increasingly heard and assisted by the United Nations".

Canada is losing more than $8 million a day because of the bans, creating particular hardship in the prairie provinces.

Suppliers of native crops – including cucumbers, apples, raspberries and blackberries – could go out of business because of potential bans on EU migrant workers.