Sentence examples for reason why actions from inspiring English sources

"The reason why actions are in a peculiar way revelatory of moral principles is that the function of moral principles is to guide conduct," Hare continues in the passage quoted earlier (Hare 1952, p. 1).

There was also, however, "a selfish reason why action is needed".

In fact, Jaime Fookin' Lannisterer (as Bronn might say) has the perfect reason why action needs to be taken.

We know the reasons why action on climate is frozen: emerging countries such as China, India and Brazil will not accept limits that stifle their rapid emergence; developed countries such as the United States and the European Union can't or won't subsidize efforts abroad; and the U.S. federal government can't even agree on binding limits for America itself.

I have yet to fathom any reason why these actions have been taken.

Low response rates in a unit will lead to contact with the unit concerned to learn the reason why and actions to increase them.

The surgeon's "powers of persuasion" were also cited as a reason why no action was taken against him.

But the reason why these action sequences weren't enough to hold the film up was that the context surrounding these fights were so weak.

The reason why unmeritorious libel actions – or the threat of them – so often succeed, is because, alone in civil actions, the burden of proving the defence is placed on the defendant.

They also rely on a high-profile case to send a message, and that's one reason why Howard Johnson's actions have gained such significance.

(This is the same reason why U.S. federal action on climate change should occur at the same time as other countries take actions to reduce their emissions).