Sentence examples for due to the decision of from inspiring English sources

Much of the blame for this state of affairs was due to the decision of Pres.

The Greek bond wobble was mainly due to the decision of Standard & Poor's, the rating agency, to downgrade Greece's long-term bonds from B- to CCC+ status.

The airport said the majority of the fall was due to the decision of bmibaby to pull out of Cardiff.

The locker room was divided after the strike due to the decision of a few players, led by Gastineau, to cross the picket line.

This strike became the first time Mexican workers, due to the decision of Cesar Chavez, did not break a strike of Filipinos; later, on 16 September 1965, Chavez's National Farm Workers Association joined the Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee on the picket lines.

The veto was likely due to the decision of the FCD, which theoretically restricted the task attributions of the then-denominated DHTs in that same year, principally "to avoid the overlapping of activities between auxiliaries and dentists ".

The slippage to the timeline is due to the decision to undertake further testing of production batch of boilers to ensure optimum performance of the manufactured product, improve reliability and reduce the roll out risk.

The disturbances on the streets underneath the shadow of the giant yellow shipyard cranes that dominate Belfast Lough were due to the decisions of individuals, electorally unimportant individuals who nevertheless use violence or the threat of violence to get their way.

In fact, observed 0s on the dependent variable can mean either a "true" 0 or censored data, but in our case, the observed zero values are due to the decisions of individuals.

But there's a real possibility that he'll lose in 2017 because it will be extremely difficult to make up the ground lost due to the decisions of 2012.

· Talk a lot about "fiscal responsibility," and your concern for the "middle class" (while you're raising millions from, and, thus, beholden to, Wall Street executives), and keep talking this way, even though the American middle class has pretty much disappeared, due to the decisions of those very Wall Street executives.