Sentence examples for because of the provisioning from inspiring English sources

LRT-2 stations have two restrooms, but LRT-1 restrooms have been the subject of criticism not only because of the provisioning of a single washroom at each station expected to serve all passengers (whether male, female, disabled or otherwise), but also because of the impression that the lavatories are poorly maintained and unsanitary.

Profits at Santander fell 21% to €3.5bn (£3bn), in part because of the provision.

Because of the provision, hundreds of United States companies, including Boeing, Microsoft and General Motors, avoided paying about $4 billion in federal taxes last year.

The Department of Health and Human Services had projected last year that 650,000 uninsured would gain coverage in 2011 because of the provision.

In Tennessee, hospitals estimate that they will get at least $131 million because of the provision added by Mr. Frist, who is retiring from the Senate next month.

This dispute may also be unique because of the provisions rejiggering the parties' contractual relationship in the case eBay starts a competitive business.

And as of now, lawyers said, Mr. Giuliani is not eligible, because of the provision in the City Charter which prohibits city officials from serving more than two consecutive terms.

Because of the provisions we made for our old age during our working lives, we have more money than our annual needs.

All said they came to protest because of the provisions about the role of the military in its constitutional ground rules.

Daiichi Sankyo, which bought controlling interest in Ranbaxy for $4.6 billion, announced pay cuts for executives and directors after slashing its profit forecast because of the provision.

I know a lot of people keep calling for him to be taken to the international criminal courts, but because of the provisions of the international courts, that's not going to happen".