Sentence examples for because of their relation from inspiring English sources

It said the eight other Libyans were being expelled "because of their relation to activities contrary to state security". The statement did not elaborate.

If the federal government may determine the wages and hours of employees in the internal commerce of a state, because of their relation to cost and prices and their indirect effect upon interstate commerce, it would seem that a similar control might be exerted over other elements of cost, also affecting prices, such as the number of employees, rents, advertising, methods of doing business, etc.

On his view, actions are good because of their relation to good agents, and agents are good because of their relation to goodness itself.

Each of our predictors were chosen because of their relation to visual search.

Moreover, for a sequential-attack there are paths of attack with different effectivenesses, because of their relation with the ordering of rejuvenations.

Because of their relation with adaptation, improvisation principles are thus interesting candidates for the creation of adaptive space in newly emerging collaborations.

Because of their relations with Turkey".

It was a masterclass in forensic examination and although the inquiry doesn't seek to pronounce guilt, the conclusion that these two powerful men buried the evidence of widespread wrongdoing that lay in Glenn Mulcaire's notebooks, because of their relations with Murdoch's people, was unmistakable.

Objects have them because of their relations to other things.

Because of their intimate relation to one another, the religious and the moral have often been confused.

Our ideas, feelings, and judgments are called aesthetic precisely because of their direct relation to sensory enjoyment.