Sentence examples for language due to from inspiring English sources

Taiana (protect) said he knows that Argentina, in a recent submission regarding its Antarctic claim, left out the language that was agreed with the USG and other key governments in 2004 (ref C), but claimed the current electoral climate in Argentina had made it impossible to submit such specific language due to the Malvinas/Falklands issue's continued prominence here.

Blasim, a poet, filmmaker and short story writer, is the first Arab writer to win the award in its 24-year history – and the only author ever to win the prize with a novel that is yet to be published in its original language due to censorship concerns.

On the Minecraft forum on Reddit, reactions to the Windows 10 announcement were so vociferous that Mojang's Tommaso Checchi had to wade in and assure fans that, although he thought it would be cool to have one unified version of the game, running in the C++ language (due to better performance and a common codebase), the company had no immediate plans to make that happen.

Amazon's Prime program provides free shipping to its subscribing customers, so could it get around the FAA's language due to its use of the word "fee"?

The architecture relies on Java language due to its advantage as an independent computational platform and on a 100% pure Java driver for remote database access.

Refusing is a challenging act for both hearer and speaker even in interactions actualized in native language due to its intrinsically face threatening nature.

This shell is intended to be a research tool for fuzzy expert systems developers in bilingual environments similar to those in the Arab world where users and developers use multi-languages due to their educational backgrounds and working environments.

Similarly, the term diaphone can be used in discussions of cognates that occur in different languages due to borrowing.

System specifications are usually encoded using formal languages due to their rigorous syntax and semantics.

It is difficult to apply English word-recognition instruments to other languages due to certain linguistic differences [ 27].

Similarly to staff recruiting MalariaGEN participants in Ghana [ 13], many researchers in this study reported difficulties with explaining the research in local languages, due to the lack of similar concepts in such languages.