Sentence examples for established because of from inspiring English sources

Subsection (d) is substituted for "which are hereby authorized to be established" because of the restatement.

The foundation was established because of what Mr. Lyons termed a wake-up call earlier in 1982.

The infected flock of 76,000 turkeys is already in a quarantine zone established because of a previous infection in the county, according to the USDA.

Charter school operators complained that they were having trouble getting established because of the high cost of real estate, especially in New York City.

Reason(s) Why it has Become Established: Populations have probably become established because of the similarities between habitats found in both the United States and in Europe.

Moreover, a well-defined method for confining RC columns using ferrocement has not been established because of the lack of adequate research in this field.

The treatment of this tumor has not been established because of its rarity with some reports doubting the value of chemotherapy.

However, a generally accepted criterion for their failure has not yet been established because of complexities in both their material properties and the environment.

But we never stopped trying, and we now have a new opposition coalition largely established because of our intensive efforts, my personal efforts, Robert Ford and our team.

The union also reinstated a special production contract, established because of the theater's comparative smallness (688 seats), that reduces minimums for actors to $801 a week instead of $1,252.

The maximum may be exceeded up to the amount of a grant to a person in one of the nursing homes specified in Schedule D, Section a. 3. A grant is subject to any limitation established because of insufficient funds.