Sentence examples for reason sessions from inspiring English sources

Giuliani said that if he were Sessions, he would demand to know from special counsel Robert Mueller the status of the probe and whether there is any reason Sessions should not oversee it.

The failure to disclose his meetings with Russian officials were the reason Sessions was forced to recuse himself of overseeing the FBI's investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.

The reason Sessions had to recuse himself from the Russia investigation, of course, is because it became known that he had several meetings with Russian officials during the election, while serving in the Trump campaign, though he claimed during his confirmation hearings that he hadn't ever met with such officials.

When asked about this Thursday by Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore)., Comey suggested that there were reasons Sessions could not remain involved in the probe but that those reasons involved classified information.

For whatever reason, these sessions were slower in coming: they happened mostly one by one".

Earlier on Thursday, the House speaker, Paul Ryan, had resisted calls from within his own Republican party and said he did not see "any purpose or reason" for Sessions to recuse himself from an investigation unless the attorney general became the subject of the inquiry.

But one reason that Sessions' Asian granddaughter was in the spotlight was because her grandfather has expressed admiration for racist immigration policies ― specifically those that targeted Asians.

For this reason 18 sessions of REAC TO-B, corresponding to 7 days were enough to see evident wound healing.

For the same reason, our sessions were attended by individuals from a wide range of ages although the majority were aged between 50 and 69 (53.4%).

For this reason, theoretical sessions and practical workshops were given to doctors and nurses in our unit to improve the training in the use of these devices, thereby increasing awareness of the importance of complying with the protocols.

Keith Vaz, the chairman of the home affairs committee, where Sir Paul was due to be questioned, said that there was no reason the session should not still proceed.