Sentence examples for reasons established from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Shakespeare riffles through the archives, he develops a sneaking fondness for this man, who, for completely selfish reasons, established the first white settlement on Tasmania.

It was widely recognised that had the ACA explicitly phrased the "shared responsibility payment" as a tax rather than a penalty, it would have been clearly constitutional for the same reasons established in the fight over the constitutionality of Social Security in 1937, grounded in the federal government's authority to tax and to spend for the improvement of the general welfare.

Accordingly, at least three of California's 58 counties have, for various reasons, established civilian corrections departments to run their jails.

Campaigners for the victims often buy into this for strategic reasons: establishing their good character accentuates the obscenity of the crime.

The government often makes such mistakes for two main reasons: establishing one's citizenship can be a complex process, and officials can overlook critical facts when working through an enormous backlog of such cases.

It is unscientific to "defy, for no good logical or empirical reason, established hypotheses and laws".

For this reason, establishing a DI system is frequently recommended by outside experts to countries undergoing reform.

Jus gentium, (Latin: "law of nations"), in legal theory, that law which natural reason establishes for all men, as distinguished from jus civile, or the civil law peculiar to one state or people.

For this reason, establishing validity would demand to establish reliability.

For this reason, establishing a better understanding of such particular dimensional factors present in bipolar disorders is warranted (Henry and Etain 2010).

For that reason, establishing a common language between humans and our autonomous cars is necessary to ushering in a safer future, and just as urgent a need as the self-driving tech itself.