Sentence examples for reason declaration from inspiring English sources

For this reason, declaration of municipal bankruptcy could be considered the most important response to Detroit's urban decline.

But that's not the only reason his declaration was significant.

In a recent editorial headlined "King Canute at the G-8," The Wall Street Journal ridiculed, with good reason, the declaration from a recent meeting of the world's major industrialized nations that they would not permit the global average temperature of the earth to rise more than two degrees Celsius.

But the reason for the declaration of a Stage 1 emergency is that the likelihood, even if we have a lot of rain, is that we will still have our reservoirs at a dangerously low level".

For that reason, Mr. Amaral's declarations generated front-page headlines and raised eyebrows in Buenos Aires.

Brown had political reasons for his declaration.

There's no reason to doubt his declaration: "I am naturally antislavery.

The reason for this sudden declaration by Villiers was that her leader, David Cameron, had a problem typically of his own making.

But another big reason for G.M.'s declaration seemed to be a nervousness that last week's news conference by Ford had burnished Ford's reputation for environmental responsibility, which might help Ford sell more vehicles.

"While everyone searched yesterday for some kind of dramatic reason for the Cook declaration, it's a fairly simple equation, even if you are out to friends, co-workers and family, as Cook apparently has been: You get tired of lying.

Nevertheless, Grover Norquist's staying power as a fixture in Republican politics and a firm proponent of tax reduction in all circumstances is a big reason why this formal declaration of doing-what-they-were-going-to-do-anyway is so talked-about, and why it will easily be the most universally embraced pledge.