Sentence examples for because the terms of from inspiring English sources

The person insisted on anonymity because the terms of the deal were not disclosed publicly.

The executive asked not to be identified because the terms of Ms. Strauss's departure had not been completed.

Peters himself will not comment, because the terms of his current agreement prohibit him from discussing his dealing with Columbia and Sony.

But the company could not cash in its stake because the terms of its investment prohibited selling the stock until the end of 1999.

Opponents of the ban, however, argued that the Parliament Act could not apply because the terms of the ban had been modified during the debate.

This morning, reports indicated that AIG is considering joining a lawsuit against the federal government because the terms of the bailout weren't generous enough.

But the fate of negotiations at The Seattle Times is far murkier, not so much because of the terms of the contract but because of questions over how the paper might carry out its threatened layoffs.

Because of the terms of his confinement, I wasn't able to interview him directly.

That is because of the terms of the resolution and the course of the negotiations which led to its adoption.

"With the utmost regret, I'm pulling out of a festival because of the terms of their contract," Harris tweeted.

He claimed the government had been left with little choice because of the terms of the procurement process devised by the previous Labour administration.