Sentence examples for because the statement from inspiring English sources

Instead, the Kazakh squad remains in the professional peloton after having shown sufficient signs of progress, and because, the statement said: "They have agreed to adhere to all the conditions set them, which will allow them to undertake profound reform to avoid the risk of doping".

Make it "fewer than a tenth," because the statement describes a number, not an amount.

But it was on the money, he added, because the statement, however angry, cannot be separated from the context.

The court also ordered that the party's assets be turned over to the state because, the statement said, "This money is actually the money of the people".

But because the statement, which has circulated quietly among nearly 1,900 college presidents since August, specifically mentions only intimidation against Jewish students, it has become the latest focus of the Middle East tensions unfolding on the nation's campuses.

Such violations typically carry a sentence of six months, but federal prosecutors urged more time because the statement came at what they said was a time of "heightened anti-Arab sentiment".

I say almost because, though the statement may seem trite, it is unassailable.

"Because the statements did not fully establish the commercial intent of the videos, and because no disclosures were made before consumer engagement with the material, we concluded that the ads were not obviously identifiable as marketing communications," the ASA ruled.

The word "apparent" is often used when describing North Korea's positions, not only because the country still remains largely closed and secretive but also because the statements of state media and even official spokesmen often matter little in the end.

The real difference between the EP and other parliaments is that it makes for bad television, both because the chamber is big and often relatively empty and because the statements are quite short.

Prosecutors often do not want the administrative case to go first because they believe that it tips their hand and because the statements of police witnesses at an administrative proceeding can complicate a later criminal trial.