Sentence examples for held because it from inspiring English sources

(Ken Brown, her editor, denies that the story was held because it wasn't newsy; he says it was held to protect Cohn from being unfairly associated with news stories about Goldman having sold clients mortgages it thought were junk).

"A State may not disregard the judgment of a sister state," the court held, "because it disagrees with the reasoning underlying the judgment or deems it to be wrong on the merits".

When a Food and Drug Administration compliance officer told Mrs. Higman that her order of Vagifem was held because it was an "unapproved" drug, she responded, "This drug might come from Turkey, however, it is in the same box, the same packaging, the same labels, the same manufacturer, Nordisk, as the outrageously priced Vagifem in the United States".

It has enhanced the garden, where workshops and festivals are held, because "it's a functional piece of art," said Sebert Harper, an environment educator for the Phipps development corporation.

Committee consultant Chuck Nicol said the bill was held because it contained "significant General Fund administrative costs".

There is a correlation between religious fundamentalism and extrinsic religion (when religion is held because it serves ulterior interests) and authoritarianism, dogmatism, and prejudice.

decisions — a power the United States holds because it has the world's largest economy and controls more than 15 percent of the institution's shares.

In advertisements in South Korea, Samsung portrays the Galaxy Round as easier to hold because it matches the natural curve of the hand.

Mr. Bush's aides and some Republican pollsters said that any Gore attack would not take hold because it does not play into the perceived vulnerabilities of th Republicans.

The agreement says nothing about local elections scheduled for July 9th, which Fatah is keen to hold because it thinks it will win them, and which Hamas wants to cancel, fearing it will lose.

"The Awakening doesn't know what the future holds because it is not clear what the government intends for them," said Nathum al-Jubouri, a former Awakening Council leader in Salahuddin Province who recently quit the organization.