Sentence examples for because of the plans from inspiring English sources

Some have moved away because of the plans; others are going to have years of upheaval while the construction takes place".

That means Firefox OS faces a crucial test, Restivo says: "In six months or a year there will be good milestones because of the plans to launch Firefox OS phones in various markets.

Her husband's decision to let her travel alone — made initially, Betsy Gotbaum said, because of the plans to fly direct — took on catastrophic implications when she had to switch planes.

Alchemy's negotiations with BMW stirred an outcry in Britain because of the plans to scrap the Rover line; cut thousands of jobs; reduce production to fewer than 100,000 niche sports models a year, less than half capacity; and change the company name to MG Car Company.

"We call all these people with open minds to support by all means the patriotic forces of Syria," it reads, "and understand that they have to ready themselves for the incoming storm that is approaching toward them fast because of the plans of the local Zionist occupation government back home".

"We call all these people with open minds to support by all means the patriotic forces of Syria," it reads, "and understand that they have to ready themselves for the incoming storm that is approaching towards them fast because of the plans of the local Zionist occupation government back home".

He said the case was of a "particularly high" seriousness "because of the planning of the abduction for a sexual purpose, the taking of the implements described and a weapon (albeit non lethal) and the murder of Becky".

Qantas, the Australian national airline, joined the criticism, saying ticket prices would have to rise because of the plan.

Already, some cities along the route of the transfer project are recoiling because of the planned higher prices.

He said the plan's binding, contractual nature could impose large legal obligations that were hard to estimate because of the plan's ambiguities.

Even for its project on the Euphrates, Turkey could not win World Bank support because of the plan's significant costs, including the submerging of an important archaeological site.