Sentence examples for because of german from inspiring English sources

However, because of German pressure, it failed to win the Golden Lion.

Budget stimulus, bank recapitalizations and, at least early on, monetary policy were sluggish because of German resistance.

And the commission has set aside the idea of a joint euro-zone deposit-insurance scheme because of German objections to pooling liabilities.

In 2004, because of German and Austrian pressure, new EU rules on bank capital left it to national regulators to decide how much to favour Haftungsverbünde.

Yet he has been given short shrift, Mr. Freeman contends, because relatively few scholars read Czech and because of German and Austrian "snobbery" toward Bohemian musical subjects.

This was seen as pressure on the ECB to revive a policy, frozen since last summer because of German resistance, of buying government bonds.

The next two stages may turn out to be more difficult to realise because of German-led reluctance to bow to the mutualisation of risk involved.

That is a tricky matter because of Germans' antipathy toward anything singling out their country for special, punitive treatment.

Furthermore, the Danish data provided powerful supplementary evidence because consumption of German chocolate was particularly common in Germany but unusual in Denmark.

"If Romania and Bulgaria insist on a vote, the attempt will fail because of a German veto," German Interior Minister Hans-Peter Friedrich said.

He also claimed that 60% of tourists visiting the town were German citizens, because of its German name.