Sentence examples for because of provision from inspiring English sources
DM intake also improved (P<0.01) because of provision of extra iodine (556.2 versus 448.9 g per day).
One argument against longer unemployment benefits, namely that they decrease search intensity, is weaker in a severe recession: When vacancies are scarce relative to the pool of unemployed workers, any job not taken up by one worker (because of provision of unemployment benefits) is quickly filled by another.
The Court further explained that Title VII's "because of sex" provision strikes at the "entire spectrum of disparate treatment of men and women resulting from sex stereotypes".
The DWP said it was unable to disclose the names of individuals under review because of provisions of the Social Security Administration Act.
C.D.C. spokesmen have said they were restricted in disclosing information because of provisions of the Federal Emergency Response Act and because the F.B.I. was conducting a criminal investigation.
Because of provisions in the retention program, WorldCom also faces a decision about whether to seek repayments from those fired or forced to retire before the deadline.
In the United States, Fortis's after-tax operating profit fell 30percentto to 209 million euros, because of provisions made for Enron.
Filipino political leader Manuel Quezon led a campaign against the bill because of provisions in it that allowed the indefinite retention of U.S. military bases in the islands.
"But it is better off waiting until the deadline is closer". For Credit Lyonnais, because of provisions of American banking law, that deadline is May 1997.
Public-health advocates and the administration say the ultimate cost is likely to be much lower because of provisions giving refiners flexibility in complying with the standards.
