Sentence examples for because of the principles from inspiring English sources

Gettysburg's ground was hallowed because of the principles upheld.

I was straight edge because of the principles of being straight edge.

I say this, not because I have dreams of the police and activists holding hands and singing "I'd like to teach the world to sing", but because of the principles the anti-cuts movement is supposed to stand for.

The footprint is necessarily large because of the principles involved; most CPU coolers move heat out perpendicular to the heated element (i.e. directly away from the CPU) and as such are orientated vertically, if you will.

The district thus defined, because of the principles that animate it, is consistent with post-2013 rural development policy, both for its participatory approach and for the local scale of intervention which is significant to implement European Structural and Investment Funds, more so than in the past.

This, then, is perhaps the time when it counts the most, when we make choices because of the principles involved, not because we are certain of its impact.

"I declared it not because of anything but because of the principle of the unconstitutionality of the special session," he said.

Not just because of the principle that the "House of Lords should not involve itself with financial matters" but because the welfare burden was too high.

But the firm's past successes may count against it, according to one banker, because of the principle of "distributive justice".

"The problem is that Asean has a limitation in solving the problems that its members have because of the principle of noninterference," Mr. Bantarto said.

But just as they do in the US, a country renowned for its philanthropy, we are capping tax reliefs because of the principle that everyone should pay some income tax.