Sentence examples for report because of from inspiring English sources

Puckett replies that it is her understanding that she does not have to turn in this report "because of our tri-county regionalization plan".

Reporters no longer wait until the end of the day to file one report: because of the technology, television reporters file reports all day from the trail, print reporters file to Web sites and even magazine writers file blog items.

There are some caveats to the results of the report because of the recession.

"We all know that there are things the press don't report because of security concerns.

But the commission chairwoman, Transportation Secretary Mary E. Peters, refused to sign the report because of the tax recommendation.

All players were given a grace period to report because of the uncertainty involving when training camps would open.

The two aid agencies decided to release the findings of the assessment ahead of the full report because of the disturbing nature of the allegations.

(The foreign Ambassador asked that the name of his country and of the Iraqi official be withheld from this report, because of safety concerns).

SMSC provision is particularly scant after the age of 14, says the report, because of exams "leaving little space to focus on wider development".

Mr. Cartoon was named finance chief in December, before the company said it would delay its fiscal 2003 annual report because of government accounting inquiries.

Birtwistle said he was asked by Professor Richards to draft the report because of capacity constraints at the Department of Health.