Sentence examples for reason for ordering from inspiring English sources

That leaves no compelling reason for ordering construction other than the perception that doing so might shield Al Gore from Republican attack.

Last month Mr. Obama cited national security concerns as the reason for ordering a Chinese company to divest its shares in wind farm projects near a Navy testing facility in Oregon.

Everything on the plate was delicious and the polenta — my reason for ordering the dish in the first place — was perfect, just the right consistency, thick but not too thick, with good flavor.

"It was just smooth sailing from there". New Jersey Transit's primary reason for ordering the bilevel cars was to increase the capacity of its trains; being able to remove the middle seats was more of a bonus.

The Fourth District Court of Appeal on Thursday did not elaborate on its reason for ordering Lopardo to show cause why he should not be overturned.

The most common reason for ordering tests was to exclude disease (62%).

His speech today combined denunciations of what he called "the cynical Indian reaction" with a defense of his own reasons for ordering the crackdown, to which he said he remained firmly committed.

Both prosecutors and the defendants agreed to sell the horses, and the judge handling the case, Sam Sparks of Federal District Court, cited a number reasons for ordering the sale, including the costs of boarding them and concern for the health of the horses, several of whom died after the raid.

People have a variety of reasons for ordering paternity tests, but some DNA testing centers say that many clients are doubting fathers or men who are seeking to end a marriage, and it's this group that worries some advocates of women's rights.

One of the reasons for ordering this amount is that it doesn't only work once symptoms appear as a treatment, but can also be used as a prophylactic – and while we are in this current phase of containing the spread, that means we can give it to families and others who have been in contact with a case, to protect them.

One of the fundamental rights of patients is to have their privacy protected by health care organizations, so that information that can be used to identify a particular individual is not used to reveal sensitive patient data such as diagnoses, reasons for ordering tests, test results, etc.