Sentence examples for because of the question from inspiring English sources

A senior Bangladeshi counter-terrorism official told the Guardian that about a dozen British-Bangladeshi dual nationals were investigated around this time, in a manner that would have been unlawful in the UK "because of the question of human rights".

"People enjoy the fact that they're expected to live longer," he added, "but there's also fear because of the question of money".

Tony Blair says he is "baffled" by the rise of Jeremy Corbyn and Bernie Sanders because of "the question of electability".

El-Masri was kept from pursuing the case in court because of the question of secrecy, about what would be revealed.

"I don't profess to speak for all of Savile's victims, but the reason I did it was because of the question of responsibility.

One senior Bangladeshi official said the questions that were being asked about these individuals "could not have been dealt with by British law - because of the question of human rights".

That said, his discussion of Afghanistan is highly valuable because of the questions it raises.

"It's made all the more problematic because of the questions surrounding the relationship with Congressman Meeks," he said.

away from nations within the eurozone because of the questions it might raise about the viability of the common currency.

Instead, "Anonymous" is interesting because of the questions it raises, like, who is the audience for new Tibetan art?

Upon being sworn in, Mr. Yar'Adua faced an immediate crisis of legitimacy because of the questions surrounding the election.