Sentence examples for proceed because of from inspiring English sources

He was ordered not to proceed because of the danger, but he ignored the warnings.

But I was informed that the sale could not proceed because of a problem with my credit rating.

The government transportation minister, Seamus Brennan, said he was uncomfortable with allowing the construction to proceed because of the castle's historic and archaelogical significance.

Invite students to imagine that Mr. Blaine is coming to town and city officials are unsure if the stunt should proceed because of safety concerns.

But he suggested that management had been reluctant to proceed because of concerns over the performance of the operating system, and that the company was too cautious.

The company started making proposals for the site before the moratorium took effect, Mr. Terry said, and "it was allowed to proceed because of its donation of land as a conservation easement".

There is no "political hand at work", as you suggest.The trial is proceeding because of the simple fact that a private citizen brought a criminal complaint, and our legal system has a responsibility to all citizens to uphold the law and facilitate due process, regardless of the political prominence of those involved.

After visiting Damascus this week, former President Jimmy Carter said that there were only a few details left to work out on a full peace treaty between Israel and Syria, but that the Bush administration was discouraging Israel from proceeding because of other American concerns about Syria, especially related to Iraq.

The strain energy accumulation near the trench axis may have proceeded because of the relatively high friction, and later this caused a large slip and collapse of the wedge.

The strain energy accumulation near the trench axis around MY102 may have proceeded because of the relatively high friction prior to the event.

They have argued that the case should not proceed because statutes of limitations have run out or because the court lacks jurisdiction.