Sentence examples for reason asserted from inspiring English sources

Under that interpretation, voting officials must accept any reason asserted by voters who do not have photo identification for why they have not obtained it — and must count their ballots — unless the affidavit is false.

The reason asserted for the decision was that it was not possible to complete a full manual count of all ballots by the 5 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 26, 2000, deadline for amending certifications.

Mr. Nuon Chea also sought to be released for health reasons, asserting that he was not able to concentrate for long periods.

For that reason, Democrats asserted today that Mr. Bush was turning negative in an effort to stanch weakening poll numbers and reinvigorate a lackluster campaign.

Religious leaders, and Muslim religious leaders in particular, have manipulated their French followers for political reasons, he asserted.

He cited "management screw ups" and overspending among the reasons, and asserted that talk radio has to be entertaining, not strictly political.

The critics -- who included demonstrators outside the courthouse -- said they believed that approach was unfair for many reasons, and asserted that studies have overstated the number of Jewish survivors in the former Soviet Union.

The actual existence of the latter is explained by the principle of sufficient reason, which asserts that there is an adequate reason to account for the existence and nature of everything that could conceivably not exist.

Of those students, 24 28% chose reason 6a, asserting that salt would sink, because salt is heavier than water, and 10 28% chose reason 6c, indicating that salt would sink because there will be more time for settling (Table 7).

The reason, he asserts, is the French culture of eating: small portions, less snacking, fewer second helpings.

Today, Mr. Obama has reason to assert that his agenda has in fact incorporated Republican approaches, even as he has failed to attract Republican political support.