Sentence examples for governing because of from inspiring English sources
When Peel returned and assumed leadership of the ministry for himself, he saw the impossibility of governing because of the Whig majority in the House of Commons.
Harper and Flanagan argued that national conservative governments between 1917 and 1993 were founded on temporary alliances between Western populists and Quebec nationalists, and were unable to govern because of their fundamental contradictions.
The adults have made a hash of governing because they strove to break down the government's power to govern.
It is like it is a horse race!" But wasn't it possible that Biden was ducking the responsibility of governing now because of his presidential ambitions?
Issa Hayatou is now the acting president of football's world governing body because of the provisional suspension imposed on Blatter.
The Boston course does not meet the record requirements of the I.A.A.F., track and field's international governing body, because of its layout and vertical drop.
Ron worries whether Islamists can ever govern democratically because of the belief of "No one but Allah".
In Mrs. Whitman's estimation, her own career and the ability to govern suffered because of the conservatives' "zealous ideological purity" on issues like abortion.
Two other families lived in the house, but Bruce Richard, Huntington's director of public safety, said there appeared to be no violations of town laws governing occupancy because all of the occupants were related.
The nearest airport is the Ben Gurion International Airport in Lod, Israel, but because of restrictions governing the entry of Palestinians to Israel, and their lack of access to foreign Embassies to get travel visas, many residents must travel to Amman, Jordan to use the Queen Alia International Airport, which requires passage through a number of checkpoints and the Jordanian border.
In recent weeks, one militia shot up the lobby of the luxury hotel that serves as the de facto headquarters of the governing Transitional National Council because of an argument over an unpaid hotel bill.
