Sentence examples for offices because of the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Apichatpong left this tumult for the French Riviera, barely managing to obtain his visa from European consular officials, who were closing their offices because of the spreading violence.

Last September, the pro-democracy foundation Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung closed its Ecuadorian offices because of "the increase of control and influence of the government in Quito, in the political work of foundations and non-governmental organisations".

The first wave of federal workers locked out of their offices because of the government shutdown have begun to return to work, and tourists flocked to reopened national monuments.

Yet no commissioner was ever publicly removed from office because of the way they led Scotland Yard.

"Is she on TV because of her record in office, because of the difficult cases she's prosecuted?

The deal then had to be approved by the commissioner's office because of the amount of cash involved.

Johnson pointed out that Livingstone had resisted cutting fares while he was in office because of the need for investment.

Palmer stresses that many disabled people are put off running for office because of the costs they'd incur.

Still, the issue is important for anyone — including candidates for office — because of the difficulty of distinguishing the initial symptoms of Alzheimer's from, say, simple forgetfulness.

She was elected president of the American Musicological Society in 2003, but had to resign during her first year in office because of the onset of cancer.

Portugal's first winner of the Pritzker Architecture Prize, Álvaro Siza Vieira, warned that he might close his Portuguese office because of the lack of contracts.