Sentence examples for measures because it from inspiring English sources

The counterpoint is that it is precisely those in power who are best placed to scrutinize bills for illegitimate differentiating measures, because "it is often those with political affiliations who can make the biggest contribution to the discussion; if nothing else, from the folly and error of their past ways".

Like the other two, the practice needed to go into special measures because it could only resolve its problems by receiving external help.

The school's firstOfsted reportsaid it required special measures because it had failed to give its pupils "an acceptable standard of education".

This column focuses on one of those measures, because it may be the single most important for everyday computer users.

The government said it had imposed the measures because it believed Mr. Vanunu, a former nuclear technician, might try to divulge additional details about Israel's nuclear program.

Sally Hunt, general secretary of the University and Colledge Union (UCU), says: "The government says it is sticking to tough austerity measures because it doesn't want to saddle our children with the debts we refused to clear.

Mr. Noack said his company supported the measure because "it would return money to companies, to G.M., which we would then use to invest in the business".

The Dead ranked with the most comprehensively documented bands in rock history, in large measure because it allowed fans to record its concerts and freely circulate the tapes.

The Hearst figures exclude Food Network Magazine, which was not measured because it is a new publication.

An aide said Mr. Daschle opposed the measure because it lacked money for child care.

London's population is burgeoning, in large measure because it receives most international migration.