Sentence examples for because of its decision from inspiring English sources

FORT WORTH, Aug. 30 (AP) — The RadioShack Corporation, the electronics retailer, has followed through on plans to cut about 400 jobs, but it has been put on the defensive because of its decision to notify laid-off employees by e-mail.

NBC News, meanwhile, remains the envy of the business, largely because of its decision in 1996 to start up a separate cable news channel.

United Health which is a publicly held company based in Minnetonka, Minn., said it did not expect to see any changes to its financial results because of its decision.

Labor has accused the Coalition of being "an embarrassment on the world stage" because of its decision not to send a politician to the global talks.

ABC is widely thought to have an advantage tonight because of its decision to start the season with three nights of its reality hit "Dancing With the Stars".

Now, I feel that I have to support Penney because of its decision to retain Ellen DeGeneres as a spokeswoman even though some right-wing group calling itself One Million Moms told the company to drop her.

Later that year, the Board of Immigration Appeals found that this relief "appears to be in the best interest of the country," but the Board later vacated its decision on a technical ground — that it had no authority to act because on the day of its decision, Walters had served five years and 33 days in prison, 33 days more than statutorily permitted for a waiver of inadmissibility.

Smith said Australia had notified the US of its decision because of Canberra's security alliance with Washington and the close US relationship with Tel Aviv.

Enter Pfizer (PFE), the blue-chip pharmaceutical industry leader, which now finds itself in that kind of a situation where it's stock has pulled back because of its recent decision to go after a mega-acquisition.

Messrs Besley and Burgess label Gujarat as a pro-worker state, for example, because of its 1973 decision to fine companies a piffling 50 rupees a day for failing to set up joint worker-management councils properly.

Europe, because of its misguided decisions, will once again accept tens of thousands of refugees on its territory, without knowing where they came from and who they are.