Sentence examples for because termination from inspiring English sources

Some opponents reject this particular point of view because termination of life for non-terminally ill patients is unacceptable and incompatible with their views that life has to be protected at all costs.

But by the 60s, deaths from illegal abortions had fallen virtually to zero because of modern antibiotics and because termination was being practiced de facto in hospital conditions (the pre-1967 lallowedwed for a certain amount of flexible interpretation).

Both Mr. Springsteen and Mr. Joel, who had two of the biggest hit albums of 1978, as well as their managers and legal advisers, declined to comment on their plans, and the United States Copyright Office said that, because termination rights claims are initially processed manually rather than electronically, its database is incomplete.

This is important because termination of a warning system while the hazard still exists may involve liability and ethical issues.

The expectation was that both insertions would enhance NMD because termination occurs further away from the 3′ end.

Induced abortion may rarely be opted for by parents because termination of pregnancy for socio-economic reasons is illegal in PNG and subject to severe legal punishment.

Throughout his open letter, Brackeen refers to this as an "attempted termination" because, as advised by his lawyers, he has not been legally terminated.

Infinite loop never stops because the termination condition is never met.

It is difficult to directly describe the complexity of Algorithm 2, because the termination condition of Algorithm 2 depends on the specific state of the small cell network.

Employing firms essentially hold their registered staff hostage and subject them to tremendous professional conflicts because the termination of one's job results in the termination of one's license.

The two oldest patients died, one because of termination of renal replacement therapy in end-stage kidney disease due to tubulointerstitial nephritis (79 years), the second because of refractory septic shock (85 years).