Sentence examples for because of the prime from inspiring English sources

"I've got to do my tie up, because of the prime minister," he joked.

Mr. Teng Sakun said he could trust Mr. Hun Sen because of the prime minister's peasant background.

"Because of the prime minister's imprudent remarks, the current situation calls for Japan to make efforts to improve things," he said.

After all, I had one of the best lunches I've had since I've been the president because of the prime minister".

Repellently, many of the jokes exploit Mr Blunkett's blindness.Mr Blunkett finds himself in this situation because of the prime minister's determination to restore him to office with indecent haste.

"Israelis speak even when they're not in the loop because they don't want anyone to know whether they're in the loop or not," noted one senior official, again on the condition of anonymity because of the prime minister's demand.

"I know there has been a lot of conversation in Australia in recent months because of something the prime minister said," Hegarty began, citing Tony Abbott's comments that people wanting to stay in their own communities was a "lifestyle choice".

Israel's delegation in New York was instructed to skip Mr. Rouhani's speech because of what the prime minister's office described as Iran's denial of the Holocaust and calls for Israel's destruction.

The coalition has stopped talking about "outsourcing" because, one ally of the prime minister admits, "it gives the Lib Dems the heebie-jeebies".

The mismatch arises because the presentation of the prime sets up a prediction for the response to subsequent inputs, and this prediction is carried by the backward connections from higher to lower levels in the hierarchy (see Fig. 1: B2, B3, B3).

The weak yen is expected to continue in the coming months because of the policies of the prime minister, Shinzo Abe, who took office last year.