Sentence examples for because the opening of from inspiring English sources
No Fourth Amendment interest was implicated by this conduct because the opening of the packages cannot be attributed to the Government and considered a governmental search.
"Because the opening of the Arctic Refuge to drilling raises a host of policy concerns, including serious environmental ramifications, we do not believe this issue should be injected in the budget process," the letter said.
If that sounds familiar, perhaps it is because the opening of "Passing Strange" comes just a week after that of another Broadway musical about an artist struggling to reconcile the demands of his vocation with his duty to love.
No more!" Trade, Not Health Issue A Health Department spokesman, James M. Brown, said Dr. Mason had not appeared before the panel because the opening of new cigarette markets is "a trade issue," adding: "Dr. Mason opposes tobacco and supports the Secretary in that.
The ground deformation analyzed in this study is considered to be one of the preparatory processes of phreatic activities because the opening of the dike occurred at a shallow depth only 2 days prior to the first eruption.
He is also, in many ways, a new character, because the opening of the book presents that the Clay of Less Than Zero had merely been "just a writer pretending to be him".
Patagonia has been on the map for some time first, because of Bruce Chatwin's book "In Patagonia" and, second, because of the opening of the controversial Explora Hotel there.
The tourism industry in Kenya has been troubled for years -- in part because of the opening of new safari destinations in South Africa, in part because of Nairobi's well-deserved reputation for street crime.
Worldwide, the greatest growth in retail rents was in downtown Kuwait City, with an increase of 180percentt because of the opening of Western-style malls.
