Sentence examples for reasons raised from inspiring English sources
The reasons raised are the same as those Mr Rajapaksa's regime is now noticing.
Mr. Fox issued a statement saying he "shares neither the points of view nor the reasons raised by Mr. Durazo".
Davis, who has repeatedly refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples for religious reasons, raised her arms in the air and basked in the moment.
Other reasons raised included the uneven land, uneconomic land area, problems in raising funds despite availability of bank loans, and multiple ownership of the land.
Fetching water (45.2 %), traditional barriers (25.4 %), school distance (11.2 %), illness (7.6 %), economic problem (5.6 %) and absence of schools (4.1 %) were the major possible reasons raised by respondent as given in Table 4.
This view is also shared by other philosophers who think that referential content supervenes (in part) on things that are external to individual thinkers, such as on features of their social and physical environment and/or their history (for the kinds of reasons raised by Putnam (1975) and Burge (1979 , 1986).
For the same reasons, raising subsidies and cutting taxes for low earners, as the 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act did, would both add to deficit and reduce employment.
South Korea has 23 reactors, and Tuesday's decision means that 10 reactors are temporarily off line for safety concerns, maintenance and other reasons, raising the risk of power shortages in the summer, when electricity consumption peaks.
Preconception sex selection for nonmedical reasons raises important moral, legal, and social issues.
"To see talented, respected leaders tossed aside by the CEO for unknown reasons raises troubling questions about the leadership, governance and direction of the Firm," the letter reads.
Testing for fetal sex purely for parental information is not the concern of health professionals, however the potential for termination of a fetus of a particular sex for social reasons raises ethical and legal concerns.
