Sentence examples for because of procedures from inspiring English sources

The number of children who can be permanently adopted rose to 2,123 in 1999 from 1,033 in 1996 because of procedures developed to keep children from languishing in foster care, an aide to Mr. Bush said.

The court accepted six new cases in all and took a number of other actions, including vacating a federal death sentence because of procedures under the federal death penalty law that appear to conflict with the constitutional requirements the court set when it overturned Arizona's death penalty law earlier this week.

It was a crucial reform, but in many places the ballots aren't working out the way they are supposed to because of poor procedures and overly technical regulations.

Regarding "missing" alleles, we consider missing alleles to be real, rather than an artifact of poor procedure, because of the procedures we outline in Methods.

Furthermore, the study patients may pose a selected group because the majority of procedures were indicated by screening or surveillance.

Several attempts to amend the law have failed, not because they lacked popular support, but because of parliamentary procedures.

Other families do not even have ration cards because of the procedures — and often, bribes — required to get them.

Delivery of paper documents, including reports of executive stock transactions, continues to be delayed because of security procedures, the agency said last week.

Some of us are alive today only because of surgical procedures, medical devices and miracle drugs that did not exist when we were young.

Delays and earlier terminal arrival times for passengers because of security procedures that would tighten even more in the event of a threat against shipping seem likely possibilities.

Because of regulatory procedures, however, government officials said that a ban probably would not be fully in effect for about a year.