Sentence examples for statement that because from inspiring English sources

Dr. Mark Zonfrillo, the lead author, said in a statement that because nearly 32 percent of children in the United States were considered overweight or obese, and that motor vehicle crashes were the leading cause of death and injury for children, he and his team wanted to better understand if a relationship existed between those two threats.

The Canadian center said in a statement that because Hesjedal's doping had occurred more than eight years ago, he "unfortunately" could not be punished, adding that it was unable to make his confession public.

Mr. Marshall's lawyer, Kenneth E. Warner, said in a statement that because of his client's age, he "much prefers closure to an expensive and protracted litigation over his mother's estate".

Late Monday night, the Mexican economy ministry said in a statement that because the Walmart internal probe focused on permits and licences obtained at the municipal and state level it fell outside federal government jurisdiction.

(P.& G. said in a statement that because Dawn had made its debut only in 1973, "In these early stages it was important for Dawn to solidify its fundamentals before pursuing opportunities the brand felt passionate about").

The National Governors Association said in a statement that because Mr. Bush's plan did not include "direct flexible assistance" to states, it would "exacerbate the current state fiscal problem".

In a two-paragraph opinion — typical of the private rabbinical court that deals with matters of conversions, marriage conflicts and financial disputes — Rabbi Karelitz issued a statement that said because of the intermarriage patterns of the chuetas, "all those who are related to the former generations are Jews".

The 15-member council instead agreed to a statement that said because of Ban's human rights promotion "the most vulnerable or marginalized have been increasingly heard and assisted by the United Nations".

Dr. Alster said she is also treating two presidential candidates, a statement that is difficult to confirm because she would not name them.

A true anti-wrongful conviction advocate would never make a statement like that because it is obvious that to prevent wrongful convictions defendants need quality representation.

"They can't just say, 'No, we don't investigate UFOs.' They can't make a blanket statement like that because that's their duty, their responsibility, to investigate UFOs.