Theology is, after all, a set of reasons people give themselves for the way things are and the way they ought to be.
But he attributed his legislative success to "a set of reasons that I don't know are necessarily replicable," and acknowledged that he was already at odds with lawmakers over how to draw legislative districts — an exercise that poses an existential threat to many elected officials.
The nature of our sample allows us to trace back to the adoption point and develop a set of reasons-for-adoption from the analysis of the data.
The UCI project (from "Urban Cool Islands") is a French national research project that discusses procedures aiming at incorporating a set of reasoned measures for local climate adaptation into this new urban area that will be set as a landmark development.
Natural law theory accepts that law can be considered and spoken of both as a sheer social fact of power and practice, and as a set of reasons for action that can be and often are sound as reasons and therefore normative for reasonable people addressed by them.
Establishing a set of reasons allows us to override the doubt, fear, or any other negative roadblock that may be holding us back.
If the models prove to be compatible, we can expect the mentioned synergistic effect for a set of reasons.
Argumentation is a methodology for offering a set of reasons or evidence to support a particular conclusion or point of view.
Have a set of reasons that guide your flying choices, such as family reunion = important; cheap flight to party island = not important, etc. Follow news items about the ways in which the airline industry is being creative about harnessing new fuels and being more fuel efficient.
It means more work in the short term: having a set of canned reasons would have been simpler to manage, but doing it this way has given us incredibly rich insight into the reasons individuals don't like certain items (and how much this differs between people), that we can now incorporate into our recommendation engine.
It must also be a cognition that came about via a reliable route, i.e., an appropriate causal pathway or a set of good reasons.
