Sentence examples for because the rules of from inspiring English sources

"I loved it because the rules of perspective turned out not to be rules at all," she said.

The plea effectively halted the state's case against Ms. Baridis because the rules of double jeopardy bar a person from being prosecuted twice for the same crime.

They might just be able to get their way because the rules of evidence allow the statements of one conspirator to be used against another.

Because the rules of inference of deductive logic are definitory, there cannot exist a theory of deductive fallacies that is independent of the study of these rules.

Because the rules of quantum mechanics are probabilistic, we know that, even though almost all neutrinos will pass right through the Earth, a few will interact with it.

Is the gloomy individual I've pointed out a congenital sourpuss, or just a critic annoyed because the rules of comedy have been violated and the groundlings don't care?

Because of the rules of negotiation.

Mr. Hazelwood said his organization's hands were tied because of the rules of the international federation.

But because of the rules of the United States Senate, Democrats effectively need 60 percent of the vote to overcome the threat of filibusters and pass legislation there.

Unable to find work as a doctor because of the rules of the General Medical Council, he took a job working with a refugee charity.

Mr. Kelly's normal context is the safe one of anonymity, because under the rules of Downing Street briefings, the names of spokesmen can not be printed.