Sentence examples for because of custom from inspiring English sources

She was not allowed to speak before the Supreme Court because of "custom".

They may exist because of custom and tradition, or merely because there is nothing saying that they are absent.

Reported reasons for sex against will were rape, 108 (12.2%), deception by the partner, 32 (3.6%) and one adolescent had sex because of custom pressures.

Some of the relief material for survivors was being held up at the country's only international airport because of customs bottlenecks, the United Nations said on Saturday.

Then, because of customs questions and uncompleted paperwork, the instruments will be brought back to New York when the orchestra heads home.

The Marc Jacobs collection show has been moved from Monday to Thursday because of customs and deliveries delays, though it's unclear if the delays were caused by the incoming storm.

So it seems to me that the issue was more complicated than a flight's being stranded merely because of customs problems, and that the airport had no contingency plans to handle an unanticipated arrival at night.

A state judge dismissed the charge last month because of customs and laws, originating with the king of Spain in the 1500's, that have preserved certain lands throughout the southwestern United States as "Indian country," no matter where they are or who owns the buildings on them.

I don't want to send out of the country because of customs and potential fraud, and Canada is out of the country.

(District Director, Bongo District) The CHO-midwives reported that in some traditional settings, women still do not access health care because of customs and taboos that forbid them from visiting health facilities.

Businesses there are struggling because they are starved of custom.