Stephen D. Biddle of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, for example, cogently argues that technology was only a part of the reason for the decisive victory in 1991; skilled manpower and technology enabled coalition forces to exploit monumental Iraqi mistakes, which may not recur in another invasion.
Concerning the former, if a person advocates a legitimate cause such as equal rights for black Americans simply for the reason that she seeks re-election or promotion or the admiration of friends while having no real sympathy for this cause, then she acts not for decisive reasons.
The decisive reason for using or not using the eCDS is its perceived usefulness.
This phase of the neurogenic process comprises the emergence of the first indications of neuronal or non-neuronal lineage commitment [ 21], being for such reason, a decisive checkpoint in the determination of neural progenitors cell-fate.
While all participants fled from their country of origin for war-related reasons, personal and legal reasons were decisive for their return.
Thus, the contractual account depends upon the assumption that there is no decisive moral reason for a particular marital structure.
The contractual account depends on denying that there is decisive moral reason for marriage to incorporate certain fixed obligations.
Her capacity for decisive leadership, most of all, was the reason the Hewlett-Packard board selected Ms. Fiorina after an extensive search.
For he defines law as universal (in the logician's sense of "universal") practical propositions conceived in the reason of the ruler(s) and communicated to the reason of the ruled so that the latter will treat those propositions, at least presumptively, as reasons for action reasons as decisive for each of them as if each had conceived and adopted them by personal judgment and choice.
Finally, we found stronger correlations between SEFAS and EQ-5D than we had hypothesized, and the reason for this could be that pain is decisive in this score.
