Sentence examples for statements because of the from inspiring English sources

At Deloitte & Touche, the board said eight clients had restated their financial statements because of the error on the accounting rule.

Medication itself was a cause of non-adherence in nearly 20% of statements, because of the complexity of medication regimens, polypharmacy, the cost of medication for the patient, and side effects.

One restriction imposed by the health authority ethics review committee was that we could not reveal which type of health care provider made particular statements because of the concern that in a small regional health authority with very few NPs in practice that the study sites, and thus the individual participants, might be identifiable.

"Sarandev was singled out," he said in a statement, "because of the colour of his skin.

(Ms. Grossinger declined to comment on Mr. Lambert's statement because of the continuing investigation).

"He cannot come out with a hard-and-fast statement because of the vagaries of the financial situation," adding, "He's not a fortune teller".

He has strongly denied the reports and yesterday asked the High Court in Belfast to force the Government to make a public statement because of the "very serious risk" to his life.

It's a provocative statement, because of the N word, but also because it's challenging us to question prejudices associated with the colour of someone's skin and ask whether, in certain contexts, those prejudices could easily flip around.

A year ago, a summit meeting in Agra, India, between General Musharraf and the Indian prime minister, Atal Behari Vajpayee, ended without a joint statement because of the Pakistani president's refusal to allow mention of infiltrations into Indian-controlled Kashmir.

Harvey Weinstein's criminal-defense attorneys, Blair Berk and Ben Brafman, said in a statement, "Because of the pending civil litigation and related investigations, it is inappropriate to respond specifically to each of the unsupported and untruthful insinuations contained in this article.

The move will force Barnesandnoble to take a charge on its next earnings statement, because of the accounting rule, and it opens up the company to criticism from large investors who have long railed against repricings as an unfair bailout.