Sentence examples for because the city does from inspiring English sources

It is also unusual because the city does not often tell schools what to teach.

The sale can be contemplated because the city does, at least on paper, own the Detroit Institute's collection, though it paid for only some of it.

The Blocks chose the District in part because the city does not require public charter school teachers to have a D.C. teaching license.

In TV ads, on billboards and at sidewalk rallies, the unions' message is the same: because the city does not pay its cops and firefighters an adequate wage, New York cannot attract or retain skilled uniformed workers.

Between these two instances arises a desire for communication and self-support: because the city does not resist by the force of its fixed shape alone, by its morphology or architecture (no matter how representative or glorious they may be), but rather by the power of its language, which is open to new, daily poetry able to capture the entire energy of urban life.

The websites of the boards and of the borough presidents who oversee them provide few details about members except for their names, partly because the city does not require much information from members, who are unpaid and appointed by elected city officials.

But just because it annoys the City does not make it a good idea.

"We've lost 10,000 Latino residents because the city didn't do enough," he said.

I'm like a proud father because the city did something a lot of people said we couldn't do.

Ms. Markowitz said they had stayed put because the city did not give them orders to evacuate.

New York State is suing New York City, but only because the city did not get to court first.