Sentence examples for because of their affiliation from inspiring English sources

Israel had recently revoked the Jerusalem residency permits of the lawmaker, Muhammad Abu-Teir, and three other Palestinian parliament members because of their affiliation with Hamas.

The band said it had established a Web site, juggalosfightback.com, where fans can provide information about harassment, arrests or denials of rights they may have experienced because of their affiliation with the band.

But American officials, speaking on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to release information, said no evidence had emerged so far that the Americans were targeted because of their affiliation.

The police used rubber bullets, tear-gas and baton charges as a last resort to enforce law and order and public safety, as any state would do to protect its citizens.None of the accused has been brought to trial because of their affiliation with any political party.

These people fanatics, they're called care deeply because of their affiliation.

From not caring about which minorities soldiers might belong to, it's a short but highly dangerous step to inducting them because of their affiliation, in order to appear more inclusive and enlightened.

Israel is wary of many of the rebel groups challenging the Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, because of their affiliations with Al Qaeda and jihadists, and worries that its vast neighbor will break up into fiefs far more likely to launch attacks than a centralized state.

And I am quite positive that had Shafiq won the presidency, his supporters would have done the same as what the Morsi camp did, and the Morsi camp would have revolted against Shafiq, only because of their affiliations with the president they supported.

People are targeting others because of their tribal affiliation.

Suspects are singled out simply because of their religious affiliation, race or nationality.

He said they had been denied government positions because of their political affiliation.