Sentence examples for because of supposed from inspiring English sources

ATR submitted registration documents three times, but the agency rejected them because of supposed mistakes in the paperwork, Memetov said.

Applications are often rejected because of supposed inconsistencies in the applicants' tax filings, especially if they are simply seeking a safer store of value than the peso.

Teenagers may not be irritable because of supposed attitude problems, but because early school hours affect their biological clocks, scientists claim.

He referred to Prime Minister Tony Blair as "getting into what they describe as serious trouble with the British electorate" because of supposed doubts about Bush's motivation.

Brazil didn't concede any goals in the match, although the referee's overturning of a Marc Wilmots header because of supposed interference will be widely questioned.

This year has seen a taboo broken when a critic actually called for a museum director to be sacked because of (supposed) poor attendances.

So it's not possible that securities underwriting caused bank failures because of GLBA, much less because of the supposed repeal of Glass-Steagall.

Saddam Hussein because of his supposed possession of weapons of mass destruction.

Not all critics of birthright citizenship oppose it because of its supposed encouragement of illegal immigration.

First settled about 1805, it was known as Chadwick's Bay but was renamed because of the supposed similarity of its harbour to that of Dunkirk (Dunkerque), France.

There are actual people involved here, and because of the supposed actions of a few, all the residents of 400 Memorial Dr. stand guilty of this hate crime.