Sentence examples for compelling reason that from inspiring English sources
Catheryn says she sees every no as a "not yet". Not yet means Catheryn still has a chance, and what she needs to do is find the compelling reason that helps the alum make the contribution.
Think of a compelling reason that wouldn't hurt his feelings too much.
"There's also no compelling reason that it's not a valid choice for families to make".
There is a compelling reason that economics is to sex as Fukushima is to Japanese tourism.
This is a compelling reason that Mr. Sanford should resign from office.
"That alone is the most compelling reason that this will catch on".
"The defendant's terminal medical condition and very limited life expectancy constitute extraordinary and compelling reasons that warrant the requested reduction" in sentence to time served, the judge's order said.
"Sitting in judgment on your fellow citizens is one of the most important duties that any of us can be called upon to perform and once summoned as you have been it is a duty that must be undertaken unless there are compelling reasons that require a potential juror to be excused".
It also means that we as citizens have the right to be governed by the prime minister we have elected without the likes of a Lador interfering with our decision unless they have compelling reasons that can withstand the scrutiny of the courts.
There are compelling reasons that's been so: Catholicism has more than one billion nominal adherents worldwide; endows its clerics with a degree of mysticism that many other denominations don't; and is just centralized enough for scattered cover-ups to coalesce into something more like a conspiracy.
The United States Sentencing Commission has identified several extraordinary and compelling reasons that could justify compassionate release: terminal illness, a permanent physical or mental condition, impairment due to old age, the death or incapacitation of a family member who has been solely responsible for the care of the prisoner's minor children.
