Sentence examples for because the countries from inspiring English sources

But elsewhere the picture is mostly dire, and not necessarily because the countries concerned are poor.

The recent Basic meeting was encouraging because the countries said they will stick to the UN process.

And eventually it would become unstoppable, because the countries that initially outlawed it would have to come around.

"These accords were signed under huge international pressure and because the countries wanted to improve their image," he said.

That won't do the foreign banks any immediate good, because the countries are in no position to pay them back.

"You might be denying a chance to the second-best French film, out of deference to a mediocre film from Iceland, all because the countries are considered equal".

In part that is because the countries are members of the organization (the United States, however, is the largest single shareholder).

The government proposed that asylum claims from the 10 countries expected to join the European Union by 2004 be automatically presumed unfounded because the countries are "safe".

"It's not only simplistic, it won't work over the longer term because the countries can't sustain it on their own" for lack of expertise and resources, he said.

The donations will result in no loss to the broadcasters providing the programming, Mr. Cappon said, "because the countries receiving it can't pay for it anyway".

"These models are also irrelevant because the countries are a 10th of the UK's size, and have never been EU members.