Sentence examples for reason for seizing from inspiring English sources

But by not requiring the government to have a reason for seizing a computer or to say what it is searching for, a dissent notes, the majority "allows the government to set its own limits".

Certainly, Mr. Sarkozy has his own reasons for seizing the initiative.

But in Afghanistan, there were other reasons for seizing the airfield.

They were believed to be planning an attack on Hamas, which cited "security reasons" for seizing the Fatah building.

If we have the opportunity to help one person, save one life, or open one mind to the truth against these illnesses, there's no reason to apologize for seizing that opportunity and making a difference.

The documentary film, titled "Pinochet," focuses on the reasons the military gave for seizing power, and the changes in economic policy the junta introduced.

Whatever the reason, he is to be commended for seizing the initiative.

C. For seizing prey. 1.

The scientists note that, for technical reasons, seizing and controlling bitcoin from a computer is a much greater challenge for law enforcement than illicitly obtained cash stored in a safe.

Hazlett was making the familiar argument that for the Oscars broadcast to succeed in the television ratings, it needs to feature big stars and big films that viewers are familiar with; for some reason she seized on "Frozen River" as an example of a movie that only attracts the attention of a "small, elite, effete audience".

What is a mystery is why, with such a vast potential and a young population just waiting for a reason to seize it, our African leaders do not announce that they will redouble their efforts to drive an inclusive rural transformation, with concrete commitments, that will make Maputo a reality.