Sentence examples for documents that because from inspiring English sources

The state argues in court documents that because a doctor did not handle the artificial insemination as required by state law, the contract among the three is not valid.

The commission, for example, acknowledged in a recent budget document that "because of resource limitations," it was planning next year to curtail its efforts aimed at preventing children from drowning in swimming pools and bathtubs.

These results therefore document that because sites with high heterozygosity tend to have greater deviations from the "true" frequency (i.e., based on the PAG2014 dataset), the removal of poorly estimated sites results in a reduction in H values.

With one recent exception--and despite any provisions you had in your documents that were invalidated because of a change in the law, or because of a decision in a lawsuit that affected common interest developments--your CC&Rs; are as valid today as they were when they were recorded.

Mr. Khalid said that investigators have had trouble coming up with evidence because documents that might have been proof of kickbacks and bribes had been removed from Government files before investigators could get access to them.

Techniques such as semantic hashing are quite attractive for information retrieval, because documents that are similar to the query document can be retrieved by finding all the memory addresses that differ from the memory address of the query document by a few bits.

We did not only use angiogenesis terms (e.g. ' angiogenesis') as queries, because documents that contain angiogenesis events were also of interest.

This section provides a selection of documents that are not annotated either because the topic was largely covered above or because the main theme is related but outside policing.

The new head of world football has been caught up in the sport's corruption scandal because of documents that have been revealed by the Panama Papers leak.

The spying was of immediate concern to the Tibetans, because the documents that were being stolen were related to negotiating positions the Dalai Lama's political representatives were planning to take in negotiations the group was engaged in.

In the letter, Grassley and Feinstein instruct Kushner's team to turn over "several documents that are known to exist" because other witnesses in their probe already gave them to investigators.