Sentence examples for because of law from inspiring English sources

"As I said, because of law school, we only finished paying off our own student loans just 10 years ago.

There was kind of departments that at times didn't communicate because of law in the F.B.I.'s case.

In California, one day we had voting machines and certain kinds of primaries, the next day — because of law changes and the secretary of state's decertification of the machines — we didn't.

Twitter is a space where trolls can challenge the social contract in a way that they might not be able to — because of decorum, because of law — on the street, which has led to binges of harassment against minority groups, violent speech, and threats against women.

In the end, because of law enforcement concerns, the Drug Addiction Treatment Act of 2000 included unique prescribing restrictions: that doctors seek federal permission, get eight hours of training, accept a 30-patient limit and attest to their ability to make counseling referrals.

The city's Law Department said in court papers dated Tuesday that the order by Justice Marylin G. Diamond of State Supreme Court in Manhattan overlooked an appeals court assessment that the Police Department was not required to turn over the database because of law enforcement privilege.

The rapid rise in share prices played its part by making options exercisable increasingly quickly.Some of the extremes of the 1990s occurred because of law-breaking and manipulation.

"Government cannot share data fully because of laws.

The police need a court order because of laws designed to guard patients' privacy.

The presidency and many governorships are up for grabs because of laws on term limits.

Brian Haas, a spokesman for the state attorney's office, said prosecutors could not comment because of laws protecting juveniles.