Sentence examples for reasons articulated from inspiring English sources

Each assumption is reasonable for a broad class of graphs of interest, for reasons articulated in the Remarks following each assumption.

"It is not supportable for any of the reasons articulated by the board".

A rule governing the process of constitutional decision-making that has the same effect should be regarded similarly, for reasons articulated by none other than Justice Thomas in several cases involving federal administrative power.

For the reasons articulated above, however, we see this lack of action as a symbolically important missed opportunity.

Several reasons articulated in the scientific literature may contribute to this relationship.

For the reasons articulated in Chapter Three, the Panel was persuaded that the law in Canada as described in Chapter Two should be changed to allow some form of assisted suicide and voluntary euthanasia.

Stops were considered unjustified if officers provided no primary reason articulating a reasonable suspicion for the stop.

Hegel argued that this overall "movement" of gradual self-determination by internal and external differentiation drives all actual and possible developments according to its inner necessity — reality is "reason" articulating itself as and within the world.

This week's recipient is Craigslist, for reasons perfectly articulated in this story by Jason Kincaid….

For the reasons first articulated by Kauffman and Prigogine, far-from-equilibrium conditions and the more circumscribed edge of chaos dynamic are viewed as a fundamental threat to sustainability and an opportunity for problem-solving and adaptation, among both individuals and larger organizational and community systems.

To maintain the public's trust, our national strategy for biodefense needs to be more clearly reasoned and articulated.