Sentence examples for because of remarks from inspiring English sources

"Some of his advisers thought I shouldn't be nominated because of remarks the administration found abrasive.

Imam Umar Abdul-Jalil was suspended in 2006 because of remarks he made about the White House being occupied by terrorists.

He has also faced criticism from gay rights organizations because of remarks he made 14 years ago — for which he has since apologized — about an openly gay diplomat.

But conservatives, who opposed Dr. Fauci because of remarks he made 14 years ago supporting fetal tissue research, took credit for scuttling his candidacy.

(The choice has aroused controversy because of remarks he's made about gays, as well as for things he's said about disabled people).

The United States has not had an ambassador in Caracas since 2010, when Mr. Chávez refused to accept the new one proposed by Washington because of remarks that Mr. Chávez said were disrespectful.

Moreover, when (alpha=1), the space (E{_{0}^{alpha,p}}) is reduced to the usual Sobolev space (W_{0}^{1,p}([0,mathbb{R}{R})) because of Remark 2.9.

Moreover, since in the case (r,s>1) inequality (3.6) holds in the reversed direction when (r>1), in the case (r,s>1) inequality (3.3) is stronger than inequality (3.4). 2. Note that here we do not need the condition (E =E) because of Remark after Theorem 4.1 from [4].

It is precisely because "extensions of remarks" can be inserted in the Congressional Record upon request and are not subject to contradiction as they would be during floor debate that no student of the legislative process pays more than cursory attention to them.

Last year, lawyers in more than 60 Marine Corps sexual assault cases filed motions claiming "unlawful command influence" because of a series of remarks made by Gen. James F. Amos, the commandant of the Marine Corps, according to a McClatchy-Tribune news report.

Ohio State said the president, Gordon Gee, was undergoing a "remediation plan" because of the remarks.