Sentence examples for because of plans from inspiring English sources

Relations between Jakarta and Canberra have frayed because of plans to execute Chan and Sukumaran.

Those concerns are shared in the White House, and not just because of plans for a potential war with Iraq.

Others, including many at Oak Forest Hospital, will not be filled because of plans to convert the hospital into an outpatient clinic.

Consolidation could lead to expansion because of plans to increase Arista's reach into genres like Latin music, said Mr. Reid and Strauss Zelnick, chief executive of BMG Entertainment.

While children growing up in Annawadi have always been presented with bleak prospects, their future is now even more uncertain because of plans to level their homes to make way for new development.

Relations between the Sudanese and the United Nations are particularly delicate now because of plans for the United Nations later this year to take over running of the African Union mission now under way in Darfur.

This was principally because of Plan Colombia, which involved a massive programme of financial and military aid.

Euston station was already effectively closed because of planned engineering work that resulted in no direct trains between London and Manchester for four days.

Even though they no longer work at the company, they cannot cash out their stock, because of plan vesting rules, they said.

In Britain, a more important reason, perhaps, why house prices are so volatile is that supply is less responsive to changes in price than in many other countries, partly because of planning regulations.

Lord Browne, the former chief executive of BP and now chairman of Cuadrilla, the only company to have used modern hydraulic fracturing techniques in the UK, has also said he is cautious about the timescale because of planning objections.