Sentence examples for because terms from inspiring English sources

A Cambridge University spokesperson says this is because "terms are short and intense".

This project began with our recognizing that turns of phrases are important to democratic culture because terms shape political sensibilities.

(There are few public sources of pricing information for corporate communications because terms are often negotiated case by case basis).

The executive spoke under the condition of anonymity because terms of the deal were not supposed to be publicly disclosed.

The companies had announced plans to forge an alliance in December, but they offered few details at the time because terms of the deal were still under negotiation.

But Kellerman says he is close to finalizing investments in two D.C.-based companies, which he declined to name because terms are being negotiated.

We supported his efforts to do so because term limits unfairly limit voters' choices.

They are, in general, open seats because term-limit laws are forcing incumbent Council members out of office.

This year, however, Republicans have their eye on the biggest prize of all: the governor's office, which is open because term limits prevent Gov. Benjamin J. Cayetano from running.

I approve of Bloomberg, but I probably would not vote for him because term limits is a significant issue, and it's time to get someone else in".

And because term limits -- which he opposes -- were put in place by a citywide referendum, he would not allow the Council to undo them.