Sentence examples for because the case involves from inspiring English sources

One is that because the case involves a rape and Indian law says the victim should not normally be named.

The Bush administration also entered the appeal on the railroad's behalf because the case involves the application of a law, the Federal Employers Liabilityy Act, that governs railroad workers' rights.

This is believed to be because the case involves not only the Metropolitan police and private detectives, but also – crucially – the News of the World newspaper owned by Rupert Murdoch that would later be at the centre of the phone hacking scandal.

The union might consider challenging whether Goodell should oversee the appeal or if, because the case involves hits on the field, it should be heard by Art Shell and Ted Cottrell, who are appointed by the union and the league to hear appeals involving on-field conduct.

The court said it was possible to prosecute Colonel Bouterse in the Netherlands because the case involved crimes against humanity, which under international law can be tried at any place and any time.

His lawyers have been forbidden to meet with him because the authorities say that the case involves a state secret.

"They said that because the case involved such a large amount of money, someone had to die," Mr. Qiu's brother said.

In the McGartland case, Mr Justice Mitting ruled secret hearings were justified because the case involved sensitive material relating to the training and the protection of security service "handlers" placed in charge of agents.

The decision was much anticipated, because the panel of three judges who decided the case included the court's conservative new chief justice, Asher Grunis, and because the case involved the politically explosive issue of moving settlers in the face of potentially violent resistance.

At one point, as Assistant United States Attorney William S. Houser explained to Judge Edwin M. Kosik that the government was willing to reach a plea agreement with the men because the case involved "complex charges that could have resulted in years of litigation," one man sitting in the audience said "bull" loud enough to be heard in the courtroom.

Because the case involved industrial design (also known as applied art), Lego called it a "landmark".