Sentence examples for is allowed because of from inspiring English sources

The introduction of a profit-seeking company into the management of the school is allowed because of a technicality: the founder of the school is a charitable trust that has decided to outsource the entirety of the management to a fee-charging company – whose global business has a turnover of £60m a year, earning profits of £5m, according to analysis by the Adam Smith Institute.

Of course that lower height is allowed because of the redesigned rear suspension, so getting that function without retooling won't be easy.

Eating is not permitted but the drinking of water is allowed, because of the risk of dehydration due to the often low humidity in Mecca.

In Japan, replacement/dialysis fluid use of only 10 to 16 mL/kg/h (15 to 24 L/day) is allowed because of the Japanese medical insurance system.

The exercise of comparing inter-genomic (P. falciparum plus C. reinhardtii) with intra-genomic correlations (H. sapiens or O. sativa) is allowed because of the existence of the universal correlation.

At the same time, 1-time-point delay is allowed in subsequential pattern mining for those TCGxCC datasets with more than 12 time points; otherwise, no delayed time point is allowed because of the less number of time points in each yeast cell cycle.

Kenya and India proposed, unsuccessfully, that no sales of elephant ivory should be allowed because of the danger of increased poaching.

For now, no South Korean professors are allowed because of recent political tensions between the Koreas.

Many of Halliburton's no-bid contracts are allowed because of waivers by the Bush administration that allow government agencies to handpick companies for Iraqi reconstruction projects.

They made excuses afterwards, lamenting that Australia's third try, scored by the wing Joe Tomane, should not have been allowed because of a forward pass by Folau.

Goldberger asked about construction materiel like cement; Gilad said the GOI would not allow Hamas to build bunkers -- goods such as cement or iron would not be allowed because of their military applications.