because; since~
States a reason based on known facts or someone's character, like 'given that...'.
This pattern gives a reason or basis for a judgment, implying that because of the known nature or past experience of the subject, it is natural to expect a certain outcome. It is often used when the speaker assumes the listener shares the same knowledge. For example, if you know your friend is always punctual, you might say 'あの人のことだから、もう来ているはずだ' (Given that it's him, he should already be here). The nuance is that the conclusion is drawn from established facts or personality, not just a guess. It is slightly formal and common in written or planned speech, but not overly stiff.