Sentence examples for because of its existing from inspiring English sources
The official reason is because of its existing commitments in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Metro's opportunities for privatization are limited, because of its existing union contracts.
"But UC Berkeley also has a very good and successful pipeline in operation," in part because of its existing interactions with four national DOE labs.
Mr Godsell argues that AngloGold's proposal makes better business sense because of its existing joint ventures with Normandy and its production and environmental record.
UK organisations plan to contribute to the first three of these systems because of its existing capabilities and experience with gas-cooled systems, graphite cores, and SFRs.
Realizing that M.L.S. may have the edge because of its existing relationship with the federation, John Hendricks, the chairman of W.U.S.A., said in a conference call that the two leagues would have to cooperate.
Airborne's airline will be renamed ABX Air and remain in the hands of its existing shareholders because of laws in the United States prohibiting foreign control of domestic airlines.
Mr. Griffith said Zipcar had chosen to invest in a company like Wheelz rather than to develop a service internally — or offer private vehicles as an offshoot of its existing service — because Zipcar would be better served learning from a partner, particularly about the technological aspects of working with an owner base.
Statoil and Total have an agreement with Gazprom to invest up to $40 billion in opening the massive Shtokman gas field in the eastern Barents Sea.Foreign oil firms are aching to get into Russia; hence BP's 2011 effort to negotiate a deal with Rosneft, which fell through because of objections from its existing Russian partners in TNK-BP, an oil firm.
In 2003, 2008 and 2009 Ethiopia saw regular power cuts because of droughts affecting its existing hydro dams, including GIBE-1 and GIBE-2, which also sit on the Omo river.
Southwest never faced the threat of a strike because its existing contract with pilots would have remained in effect even if the proposal had been rejected.
