Sentence examples for because the statements in from inspiring English sources
Based on his own evaluation of the evidence, he concluded that the libel count in petitioner's suit lacked merit, because the statements in the leaflet were true, and that the business interference counts were groundless, because the evidence failed to support petitioner's factual allegations.
Because the statements in this cluster dealt heavily with actual CAM experience, panelists labeled cluster 8 "Experience with CAM".
Under these circumstances, it should not be controlling whether plaintiff selected the machine because of the statements in the brochure, or because of the machine's own appearance of excellence that belied the defect lurking beneath the surface, or because he merely assumed that it would safely do the jobs it was built to do.
CP&P filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission to withdraw its registration for the initial public offering and bond exchange, because of "changed circumstances" since submitting the statements in June.
When interviewed by the FBI, Mateen claimed he made the statements in anger because his co-workers were teasing him about being a Muslim and he felt discriminated against.
His exception was in these words: 'The state cannot prohibit or regulate interstate commerce.' We give the very words of the exception, because of the statement in the opinion of this court that no such point was passed upon in this case by the supreme court of Vermont.
"[A] court may decide as a matter of law whether a statement is actually capable of defamatory meaning". "Where no such meaning is possible, summary disposition is appropriate". Because the statements at issue in this case could not reasonably be interpreted as factual statements by or about Levitt, summary disposition in favor of defendant was appropriate.
"I am personally sorry for this, firstly because I believe I hurt the feelings of people who were themselves victims of Nazism or whose relatives were, and secondly because the statements were not in line with the personal values of tolerance and humanity which are the basis of my political work".
Because the statement included in the report of the Standing Advisory Committee on Economics and Marketing is highly condensed, it would appear desirable that arrangements be made for a more complete presentation of these considerations before the Preparatory Commission.
This is in part because it seems to invoke result (2) below in an inappropriate way and in part because the statement is made that crossovers are "recruited" from homozygous regions.
The BBC's Steve Evans in Berlin says because the statement was issued after the phone call, there were indications that Mrs Merkel had not been reassured.
