Sentence examples for has strong reason from inspiring English sources
The United States therefore has strong reason to block its enemy Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons — not simply because Iran will seek to become a greater regional power, as any nation might do, but because the Islamic Republic of Iran as currently constituted is definitionally anti-American.
Bernanke also has strong reasons to worry, however, about easing rates too much.
But Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party has strong reasons to keep construction companies like Hazama afloat.
But Donoghue has strong reasons to want to believe in that kind of redemption.
Victory in Jaffna could lead to greater Tiger infiltration of Tamil Nadu and the stirring of latent separatism there.India has strong reasons to back Mrs Kumaratunga's efforts to keep Sri Lanka whole, but equally strong reasons to be wary.
As Mr Bainimarama made clear in July when he acknowledged that Mr Qarase would win an election if one were held soon, he has strong reasons for delaying both election and diplomatic normality until 2014.
With no overarching issue preoccupying voters still awakening from their summer slumber and with four by-elections set for September, which a general election would pre-empt, Mr Harper presumably has strong reasons for wanting to face the electorate a year before the set date of October 19th 2009.
The country has strong reasons for being reluctant to intervene.
"Tennessee has strong reasons to be subsidizing EVs, including the fact that the Leaf will be built there.
A state like Michigan has strong reasons for wanting its leaders of commercial, financial, legal, cultural, and educational institutions to reflect to some practical degree the racial and ethnic variety of its population.
The government has strong reasons to encourage human capital formation in the latter case, partly due to the insurance effect of human capital, and partly due to the way the individuals—under a plausible restriction on 'prudence' respond to changes in risk.
