I wrote the screenplay and no studio wanted to make it because, according to Carpenter, it was too violent, too scary, too weird.

Anti Americanism, they say, will persist because some people see America as a cultural threat.

They want to end the common currency, because, in their view, it is undermining the European ideal.

So we have lost sight of the situation in other countries and how they have been complying with the accords.

In my opinion, all too often we forget the primary goal of terrorists to destabilise the rule of law.

Because, in all probability, some one of us will be left on the road.

Furthermore, it notes the State party's statement that the complaint should be declared inadmissible for lack of substantiation.

And for Norden as well, this device had incredible moral importance, because Norden was a committed Christian.

By some Kyrgyz standards, because I m in my mid 20s and not married, I must be loose.

ADAM SCHWAETZER. (DE) The interest rates obtaining in a country naturally have an effect on the policies of that country.

Then according to you, if she is there, if she stays there, it's because she's looking for you?

Because it doesn't look like Chinese food to them.

Is this Chinese food? Because it doesn't look like Chinese food to them.

Because, because...

But it is far from clear whether the proverbial horse led to water will actually drink.

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Because... well... because...

Quite simply because the WTO, according to the Marrakech model, does not permit this, or permits it only with extreme difficulty.

We also need European legislation because, in my opinion, we can no longer allow aviation companies to 'shop around' .

However, I regret the final result, because I believe it is not as satisfactory as we should have hoped.

Finally, it notes that the complainant contends he was detained and tortured because he was accused of being a militant, and not just because he is a Sikh.

The Czech Republic is further away from a port, so according to Palas the EU should be paying us hundreds of millions of Euros.

The commission considered that red should (...) be present as one of the main colours, because it is the battling, warm, virile colour, par excellence.

According to paragraph 4, we need a constitution because the Treaties are unreadable and invisible .

For example, they could use the format 'Such and such assurance, reliable' , so that the citizens will know that the assurance undertaking uses its funds well.

And I say, because ... because.

Parce que, justement, j'crois qu'non, parce que...

France did not recognize the State of Palestine, because, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, it did not have a defined territory.

According to new medicine this is a critical thing, because this belief is a strong foundation for follow up conflicts.

I am saying that primarily because reports have appeared in some newspapers that Euratom inspectors were paid money.

And you know why? because because

Our partner will also realise that the only way out is to negotiate according to the established rules and practices, since intimidation will have proved fruitless.

It is also important, as was pointed out by a distinguished Member of the Parliament, Mr Herman, in his Written Question No 2332 of 1985, to maintain the principle of equal treatment between companies which have in fact the same legal form.

If we nonetheless choose to vote in favour of the whole report, that is because we believe that fundamental human rights are one of the foundations upon which the EU is built and because we want a Charter concerning these to be drawn up in the form of a political document.

The response Because, boy, because .

Because, because it's a premise marker.

Please make it today because... because...

He explained that he thought that the 18th and 20th centuries were the best , the former being a period of noble grace, and the latter a century of science.

The democratic machinery to control the European Community's appointed civil service is largely in place.

And it's obviously got nothing to do with democracy, because in our terms the Chinese certainly don't have a democracy.

To me, it also proves that it is an idea of the future and not of the past, because this left right polarisation is an illusion.

If he had accepted payment, he wouldn't be able to say yes or no depending on what he deemed a just or unjust cause.

Under the MARPOL convention Sweden is not entitled to act because the vessel is no longer in Swedish waters.

I am making such a proposal, and the reason why I think the proposal for a directive ought to be considered inadmissible is that it is, in my view, contrary to the Treaty.

Because the consumer, wherever he may make his purchases in Europe, should be able to do so subject to the same rules, and must be given the same guarantees.