For that reason, because of the limited jurisdiction of its judge, the court was not able to act outside its own district.
The reason: because of the limited on-board memory of most cellphones, they must be regularly updated with directions via the cellular network, particularly on long trips.
"I was slotted in the four hole for a reason, because of the type of player I can be, but I haven't done it this year so far.
In some cases, experts say, doctors are motivated to use stents for financial reasons, because of the large revenue streams that stent procedures can bring hospitals.
MR. OLSON -- Yes, Justice Ginsburg, and that is for many reasons, because of the reason that I just made, but also because the Congress revisited this issue in 2002 after the decision below in this case.
"The increase is probably due to the fact that Irish, Portuguese and Greek banks increased their positions, most likely, in our view, for precautionary reasons because of the current tough market situation," the BarCap analysts said.
This is for two reasons: because of the adverse health effects of indoor smoke from biomass-burning stoves (see Nature 509, 548 551; 2014) and because using tropical hardwoods as fuel is accelerating deforestation in the Amazon.
He said Russia "almost broke apart, among other reasons because of the egoism of regional leaders" before Mr. Putin abolished direct elections of governors in favor of handpicked Kremlin appointments in 2004.
Although the easiest way may be thought to be direct imitation of nature, this is often difficult if not impossible, among other reasons because of the difference in scale.
In Andrew's own words after he heard what Mr Clegg had said: "My case was anything but a fantasy, I was an innocent man in hell for no reason because of the European Arrest Warrant".
Those of us who pressed for American-led military action in Bosnia and Kosovo did so for several reasons: because of the refusal of others (the European Union and United Nations) to engage effectively; because there was a demonstrable and immediate threat to rights and lives; and because it was clear we could be effective in this way and in no other.
