Sentence examples for because they concluded from inspiring English sources

The Spanish courts became involved because they concluded that the plane that transported Mr. Masri had traveled through Spanish territory.

Courts did rule against a composer, but chiefly because they concluded he actually lived primarily in Scotland.

Oxfamers launched Make Trade Fair because they concluded that it was vital to address the long-term causes and not just the symptoms of global poverty.

They made the decision because they concluded that mandatory cuts in emissions were coming eventually, and they would gain competitive advantages by acting now.

American officials considered canceling the long-planned summit meeting because the prospects for meaningful progress were nil, but decided late last week to proceed because they concluded that abandoning the meeting would heap insult on Russia's multiple internal injuries.

Moreover, the Bush administration appeared determined to attack Iraq for any number of reasons beyond suspicions of WMDs; officials simply seized on WMDs because they concluded that that represented the strongest case for an invasion.

Mr. Thompson's might not vote because they conclude his cause is hopeless.

It scares them because they conclude the growth isn't real and they know big tax increases are on the horizon.

In this situation it is beneficial for the managers to return the lot to the supplier, because they conclude there are many defective items in each lot and it affects their prestige badly if these lots are delivered to their customer.

It is disturbing, not because they conclude that Clinton is the best candidate, but because they refuse to challenge their candidate to be better.

In a 2006 study, they concluded that "because policies aimed at reducing fundamental socioeconomic inequalities are currently practically absent in the U.S.," life expectancy disparities would have to be addressed through public health strategies directed at reducing the risk factors that cause chronic disease and injuries.