Sentence examples for because of obligations from inspiring English sources
Next year's spending will actually increase slightly because of obligations like Medicaid and pension costs, leaving less for other programs.
It rose after 9/11, from about $32 billion in 2002 to $57 billion in 2010, largely because of obligations connected to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, aid to Pakistan and a greater investment in global health.
The bail payments were evidence of another observation several colleagues made about Mr. Halderman: he was in apparent financial trouble, partly because of obligations from a divorce and child-support payments.
As the interviews proceeded West began to privately confide information about his crimes to her, information which, because of obligations of confidentiality, she was not free to pass on directly to the police.
Ms. Scialfa took 11 years between her first two albums, "Rumble Doll" and "23rd Street Lullaby" in 2004 (Columbia), because of obligations with her family and with the E Street Band, and she regrets not touring behind "Rumble Doll".
He sought out television, he said, because of the appeal of playing a man very much like himself -- which would be improbable in a studio feature film -- and because of obligations to his family.
Because of obligation and anticipation, you invite as many people to your birthday party as possible, sending out notifications at least a month in advance to every person you've been introduced to who lives within a few miles.
