Sentence examples for reasons specified from inspiring English sources

For reasons specified below, I believe doctors will do so on very rare occasions.

These terms have the meanings given them in § 411.101 of this chapter except that the "former employee" language of those definitions does not apply with respect to SEPs for the reasons specified in § 406.24(a)(3) of this chapter.

In this connection, it should be noted that there is no intention to imply that each of the reasons specified in paragraphs (c)(2)(i) through (iv) of this section are logically relevant to each of the rights set forth in paragraph (b)(1) of this section.

(1) OSM may, and upon a finding of willful conduct of the blaster OSM shall, suspend for a definite or indefinite period, revoke or take other necessary action on the certificate of an OSM-certified blaster for any of the reasons specified in § 850.15(b) of this chapter.

For the reasons specified above in this brief and Appellant's prior brief, the decision of the District Court should be reversed or in the alternative, the decision of the District Court should be vacated and remanded back to the District Court for reconsideration.

In performing an intentional act we act on reasons (specified by 'why?' questions, as described above).

Baher Mohamed was also given an extra six months hard labour and a £415 fine, with no reason specified in the ruling.

In a random sample provided by Immigration and Customs Enforcement of 375 deportation cases under the program that was analyzed by the law schools, researchers found five cases of United States citizens held by immigration agents, with no clear reason specified in the records.

A frequency table was produced for each of the four questions (see above) indicating the percentage of each reason specified.

Cryopreserved samples from 29 patients have been destroyed due to death (n=15), recovery of spermatogenesis (n=4) or at patient request with no reason specified (n=10).

On the other hand, the eternal reason specifies the second perfection a thing ought to have but may nonetheless lack.