Sentence examples for provided because it does from inspiring English sources

Futile care need not be provided because it does not benefit the patient.

Apparently, and anyone who reads this site could have told Mr. Pillai this (and RIM did so), the communications they have been enabled to intercept are encrypted with keys RIM cannot provide, because it does not have them.

Should you be confused about any of the information provided here, because it does not match with what you see on your unit, STOP! Do not guess or assume anything when dealing with your heating system.

The Coalition has refused to promise that it will deliver a budget surplus in any particular year on the basis of the costings it has provided because it says it does not believe the bottom line figures produced for the government by the Treasury at the beginning of the election campaign.

The two-tier system does not provide equal treatment because it does not confer on same-sex relationships the status associated with marriage.

In case of quick mode, it can provide DoS resilient capability because it does not need to send maximum 255 key seeds every time.

We assume that primary breast cancer with high SUV is a characteristic of aggressiveness originated from the p53 alteration, but it seems unlikely that the immunohistochemical measurement of p53 could sufficiently provide clinically useful results because it does not exhibit p53 nonsense point mutations or deletions in p53[ 32] 32].

"People should not leave without casting a provisional, because it does provide documentation for voting rights experts, researchers and attorneys to see problems that people had and that evidence is used in court cases, which we have done," said Bob Hall, the executive director of Democracy North Carolina, a voting rights group.

However, this assessment may be insufficient for treatments that offer long-term benefit because it does not provide information pertaining to the small proportion of patients who occupy the tail of the survival curve.

The suit, which seeks higher pay for court-assigned lawyers, claims that the state routinely fails to meet its obligation to provide counsel for the indigent because it does not pay enough to attract competent lawyers.

"I think the Melbourne Model is attractive because it does provide an alternative model," he said.