Sentence examples for declared that because from inspiring English sources

At 2 a.m. on Friday, after hours of negotiations among lawmakers, Mr. Hastert overrode Mr. DeLay and several others in the room and declared that because all four top House and Senate leaders supported the bill, it would advance.

Earlier this morning, a 37-year-old patient who spoke only Mandingo sat with her head bowed, as her husband declared that because his other children were born healthy, there was no need to test this one.

He pointed to the press table and declared that because of this fussy insistence on the investigation of a murder there was now a trial to which Northern papers had sent representatives; and the implication was that they had come for the purpose of mocking and insulting the South.

Justice Harlan declared that because "lotteries were offensive to the entire people of the Nation," the statute should be allowed to stand.

The city initially declared that because of the island annexation, Sunset residents would not be forced to pay new taxes.

"The issues of annexation and taxation are thus inextricably linked". At first, Huntington declared that because Sunset was being annexed as an island, it would not be forced to pay new taxes, but it later announced that it had reexamined the laws and determined that it had to charge Sunset the same taxes as the rest of Huntington.

In both cases, banking regulators have issued opinions declaring that because state law does not explicitly provide for such fees, they are illegal.

The article also misidentified the union that voted to declare that because of problems in the department it had no confidence in William J. Fraser, the correction commissioner.

"This is our new slogan now: Break the siege and remove the checkpoints," he said, proudly declaring that, because of the heightened attacks, "it's a hysteria the soldiers are living in".

Michelle Obama has already drawn conservative fire for declaring that, because of her husband's success and the voters' hunger for change, "For the first time in my adult lifetime, I'm really proud of my country".

Indeed, the majority turns this rule on its head by declaring that, because the functions of the President's office are so varied and diverse and some of them so profoundly important, the office is unique and must be clothed with office-wide, absolute immunity.