Sentence examples for serve because of from inspiring English sources
Panels were made up of authorities in their respective fields, invited to serve because of their accomplishments and expertise and not for their political predilections.
The juror credited a priest, who had been an alternate juror and was added to the panel on Wednesday after another juror could no longer serve because of work-related issues, for bringing a kind of clarity to the deliberations.
SYSCO is further insulated from recession because its customers include hospitals, schools and universities, which are less likely to reduce the number of meals they serve because of economic conditions.
The next point was disrupted several times by debris flying on the court, but was eventually won by a Berdych ace up the "T" after he was given another chance at a first serve because of a let being called.
Justice Alito dissected the explanation the prosecutor had offered for one strike, that of a college student who initially said he could not serve because of a student-teaching obligation.
LONDON — On the eve of a crucial summit meeting of E.U. leaders in Brussels, the Greek government had to begin a search for a new finance minister after the nominee for the post said Monday that he could not serve because of health reasons.
Mr. McConnell made the case that the state is better served because of his Senate seniority.
Ultimately, fewer students will be served because of clinic closings, and state costs will increase.
But under Turkish law, he is barred from serving because of a previous conviction for spreading terrorist propaganda.
Mr. Stanford's defense lawyers pleaded for a sentence effectively of time served because of the three years he spent in prison awaiting trial.
He had stopped serving because of how the military was managed by people in power; his friends kept dying in misconceived assignments, but the assignments had kept coming.
