Sentence examples for reason for imposing from inspiring English sources
The jury cited the rape as a reason for imposing death.
Bettman's main reason for imposing the lockout, the third of his two-decade tenure as commissioner, is to reduce the players' portion of overall revenue to 50 percent.
The provision required judges to accept the F.B.I.'s conclusion that there is a good reason for imposing such an order.
Those activities, respondents tell us, often bear no relationship to the Universitys reason for imposing the segregated fee in the first instance, to foster vibrant campus debate among students.
Both strategies make important advances, yet both face significant difficulties, which are all fundamentally rooted in what we call "the missing link of privity"— namely, identifying the reason for imposing the burden of plaintiffs' vertical rights on putative defendants.
The reason for imposing liability on each for the entire consequences is that there exists no basis for dividing damages and the law is loath to permit an innocent plaintiff to suffer as against a wrongdoing defendant.
We need not recanvass the reasons for imposing strict liability on the manufacturer.
No official reason was given for it, but then Moscow rarely gives reasons for imposing sanctions on other states.
"We will need to study the secretary of state's statement of reasons for imposing the ministerial veto in this case.
One of the underlying reasons for imposing strict liability is to ensure that losses are borne by those who have created the risk and subsequently reaped the profit of marketing the allegedly defective product.
"Ever since the Court started allowing the death penalty again, it has been trying to make it a rational process — make sure that jurors have legitimate reasons for imposing death," Carol Steiker, a professor at Harvard Law School, said.
