Sentence examples for because of the scheme from inspiring English sources
That money is earmarked for Californians who paid too much for their energy because of the scheme.
Because of the scheme design, we believe most northern local authorities will actually be net losers once the scheme is up and running.
Broadcom had to restate its financial results in January 2007 because of the scheme and reported more than $2 billion in compensation expenses it had not accounted for.
The reduction in labour supply because of the scheme is equivalent to some 400,000 full-time employees.Such schemes cannot last for ever.
None of the homeowners lost their houses because of the scheme, another law enforcement official said, but "they had identity theft issues, and were faced with the nightmare of disentangling their credit history".
As a result of the scandal, nearly 1,000 property owners have filed suit against the city, claiming they were forced to pay unfairly high property taxes for years because of the scheme.
He said it was "difficult to compare" his job and salary with that of the BBC director general Tony Hall, who earns £450,000 "because of the pension schemes at the BBC".
It is in this sense, and the phrase "in accordance with and because of" in the scheme given above signals this, that the ways the agents involved form their respective intentions can be said to interconnect.
Hydropower from the run-of-the-river scheme is more suitable than hydropower from the reservoir scheme because of the many mountains in this province.
But due to the particularity of the Chinese market, the company has no alternatives but to follow local rules.'" Western companies are hamstrung because the legality of the scheme cannot be called into question.
