Sentence examples for constitute a valid reason from inspiring English sources

Surely making a claim, and only then finding out that I was not covered, does not constitute a valid reason for my claim to be rejected?

"According to the agent, my traveling to the United States for the purpose of protesting didn't constitute a valid reason to cross," he said, adding that he had been photographed and fingerprinted.

It was suggested that homeless individuals may not have ideal priority setting for whether to access health services, and that a lack of education about what symptoms or situations constitute a valid reason for presenting to services, may contribute to poorer health status.

Lost in these debates is Roe's altogether distinct holding -- on the other side of the constitutional ledger -- that the state's interest in "potential life" constitutes a valid reason to regulate reproductive conduct.

Technical issues, interdepartmental communications, and nearly anything else, could constitute as a valid reason for delaying the process.

Incorporation of women's rights in new regional constitutions would fulfill grassroots demands and constitute a valid litmus test for democratic reform.

These promising results suggest that our approach constitute a valid alternative to those reported so far.

But, he said, the union's lawyers "have concluded that the document does not constitute a valid written assent" by those who signed it.

In May, the US Court of Appeals for the Washington, DC, circuit ruled that two members did not constitute a valid quorum.

Therefore, the results of low-stakes assessments may not constitute a valid measure of students' abilities.

The descriptions of the bones in the Transactions of the Geological Society, in 1824, constitute a valid publication of the name.