Sentence examples for because of their commitments from inspiring English sources

Pearce elected not to risk Anton Ferdinand, who was carrying a slight groin injury, and he was also without Scott Carson and David Bentley because of their commitments with the senior squad.

The pair were expected to miss Glasgow 2014 because of their commitments with the International Boxing Association's new Pro Boxing competition.

Bianca Jagger graciously appeared, to explain that she supported the Liberal Democrats because of their commitment to world peace.

Many first-time voters voted Lib Dem at the last election because of their commitment not to raise tuition fees.

Of all the thousands of men he trained, he said, religious students like Mullah Omar were the most "formidable" opponents because of their commitment.

"What a joy to bring these performers together," Mr. Greif said, "and how easy it was because of their commitment to the material, and to Jessica".

Abbasi has said his stars were chosen because of their commitment to social issues, and that they tried to find Republican actors to appear, aside from Schwarzenegger.

Because of their commitment to great design and serious materials and construction, it has been a huge success and is truly spectacular.

Players realize that they reached the N.F.L. in part because of their commitment and will to push themselves beyond normal physical boundaries.

Frank Lumia, an agent in Delhi, about 40 miles north of here, says he prizes the Buddhists because of their commitment to the environment and because they buy and then renovate their properties.

On the question of whether incinerators can block the recycling rates, he said there were examples of councils around the country that had become "stuck" at a certain recycling rate because of their commitment to incinerate at a certain rate.