Sentence examples for controls because of from inspiring English sources

"Cyprus was able to gradually loosen capital controls because of a decisive and credible commitment to reform.

The state has been aggressive in air pollution controls because of the infamous smog problem in Southern California.

German bank regulators said on May 16 that they were investigating the bank's supervisory controls because of the unexpected jump in its reserves for losses.

Dr. Daniel Wegner, a psychologist at the University of Virginia, knows a lot about such problems, having become interested in such lapses of mental controls because of the Tolstoy legend.

The rise of digital music technologies, which make copying easy, is given as justification.Power to the piratesIt is a mistake to tighten copyright controls because of record companies' worries about Napster.

Some religions Tibetan Buddhism, Islam as practised in Xinjiang, Catholicism and "house church" Protestantism, which involves informal gatherings of believers outside registered churches are still subject to tight controls because of the party's fears that their followers might have an anti-government bent.

The general acknowledged, however, that Diyala Province had remained difficult to control because of continuing insurgent attacks.

Clearly nobody in future will assert that they lost control because of infidelity.

For much of history, with the creditor classes in control (because of the restricted franchise), inflation was the focus.

The new book is, she said, a truthful depiction of her bipolar condition as it spun out of control because of an allergic reaction to drugs.

To be sure, Republicans are solidly favored to win some of the Democratic seats they consider a firewall against loss of control because of defeats elsewhere.