Sentence examples for note of reasons from inspiring English sources

The SFA revealed it had not received a formal written request for clarification but was happy to "reiterate the salient points" from the note of reasons.

King was one of the club directors identified in the Scottish Football Association's recent Note of Reasons for Rangers' transfer embargo.

In a note of reasons on Friday, the judicial panel's chair said officials saw the incident but not the hand-ball.

You can see the list of people who are kicked out from the guild under this tab, including the small note of reasons why they have removed the player from the guild.

The second introduces a note of reason: "But it was plastic and would probably break before it went deep enough to hit his brain".

Of note, for reasons of comparability, we focused on observations in the skin of the heart and yolk sac area; we could, however, also observe soft tissue calcification, which was associated with cathepsinK-positive cells, in other loci, such as the brain and the heart itself (not shown).

As you eliminate schools, make note of your reasons for doing so; they may help you determine what you're really looking for in a school.

The kind of question they will consider, says Mr Cassidy, goes like this: "If you are a chip shop at one end of the street, why aren't you making as much as the chip shop at the other end?" If your profits have gone down for a particular reason (because you were unwell, perhaps, or because you lost a major contract), then it is worth keeping a note of these reasons in case HMRC asks you later".

From the point of view of clinical practice, we first want to take note of the reasons for referral that resulted in the diagnosis of a new FX family (Table 2).

Take note of the reasons given by the dairy show judge as to why certain animals received a low score and others a high score.

In his briefcase was a distillation of his notes, "Summary of Reasons Why I Must Resign," that concluded: "I cannot stay if he goes".