Sentence examples for because of clashes from inspiring English sources

But the new company, Japan Optical Display Technology, was shuttered after four years because of clashes.

It was unclear whether the deaths occurred because of clashes between rival groups or between protesters and the police.

The talks over-ran by two days because of clashes over which countries should carry the burden of fighting climate change.

Last January, Mr. Gassner resigned as head of BMG's international unit because of clashes with Michael Dornemann, the chairman, and Strauss Zelnick, the chief executive.

Sharīf, premier at the beginning of the occupation until 1884, and his successors, Nūbār Pasha (1884 88) and Muṣṭafa Riyāḍ (Riaz) Pasha (1888 91), resigned because of clashes over administrative control.

It does not test for H.G.H. in the major leagues because of clashes with the players union about taking blood samples from players and the union's questions about the test's reliability.

Mr Putin's approval rating, meanwhile, stands at a majestic, if propaganda-fuelled, 85%.Some of Other Russia's key figures, including Mikhail Kasyanov, an ex-prime minister, and Vladimir Ryzhkov, an independent member of parliament, have left after a split with Garry Kasparov, a former world chess champion turned activist, largely because of clashing ambitions and trivial rows over procedure.

A new ambassador was appointed two months ago, but his arrival was postponed because of the Israeli-Palestinian clashes.

Tensions were high between the British and the Vichy French at this time because of a number of clashes like the Attack on Mers-el-Kébir.

He added: "People are trapped because of the clashes and the continuous and indiscriminate bombing.

These national elections had to be postponed for nearly two years because of violent clashes between rival parties.