Sentence examples for because of the indefinite from inspiring English sources
Also, according to reports, the Falcons are not liable for Vick's scheduled $6 million base salary for 2007 because of the indefinite suspension from the league.
Yet this implication may trouble us, not only because of the indefinite scope it offers to paternalism, but because it would seem undeterminable what an agent would want if indefinitely informed.
"The government says my detention is legal because of the indefinite war against terrorism.
HARRISBURG, Pa., Nov 8 (Reuters) - A special committee of the Pennsylvania Senate will begin a series of hearings on Monday on whether the Senate should remove Attorney General Kathleen Kane from office because of the indefinite suspension of her law license.
"Because Rice did not mislead the commissioner and because there were no new facts on which the commissioner could base his increased suspension, I find that the imposition of the indefinite suspension was arbitrary.
For the Kings, who have had to cobble their defense together all season because of injuries and the indefinite suspension of Slava Voynov, losing Regehr would be an obstacle.
"We will not seek to block this bill because the indefinite retention of innocent people's DNA is unacceptable and has been ruled illegal," said Grayling.
Even the crisis of the moment — the indefinite benching of Jorge Posada — is small stuff.
They say there is "no effective system in place" to detect children and adolescents at risk because of "the deleterious effect of indefinite detention" and "no child specific mental health services on the island (i.e. no paediatric psychologist or psychiatrist)".
These changes arose because during the process of translation and piloting the indefinite pronoun approach was deemed too vague to assess the quality of the care delivered by the medical team.
Because that legal precedent forbids the indefinite detainment of children at the border, the administration is likely gearing up for a clash in the courts.
