Sentence examples for government reason from inspiring English sources
Contreras had traveled with the national team for years, never giving the government reason to suspect he might defect.
He could have faced the death penalty, which Mexican law prohibited and would give its government reason to reject an extradition request, said Robert Bonner, then the top Los Angeles federal prosecutor who oversaw the criminal case.
There is remarkably widespread resistance from charities and voluntary organisations to some aspects of the lobbying bill currently going through Parliament, and this should give the Government reason to pause.
"Certain information, while not specific as to target, gives the government reason to believe that there may be additional terrorist attacks within the United States and against U.S. interests overseas over the next several days," the Federal Bureau of Investigation said.
However, the threat of social unrest gives government reason to establish programs that limit unnecessary inflation, specifically on food prices.
Indian scientists applaud the budget, noting that the global financial crisis could have given the government reason to scale back programs.
The government reasoned that there was no way for the airlines to know those prices.
Previous measures have not worked, but then, the government reasons, it has not before asked foreign creditors to pay for them.
UK law forbade any sexual relations between men, so, the government reasoned, how could any right-thinking person defend a sodomist?
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners has reacted to Mr. Lawsky's June proposal with concern, saying he appeared to be giving the federal government reasons to step into the realm of insurance regulation, something the states generally oppose.
The government reasoned that while Italy is deregulating its electricity market, following European Union orders, the state-owned Électricité de France retains 90percentt of the domestic market in France, where the government accepts deregulation only reluctantly.
