Sentence examples for reasons under which from inspiring English sources

Why or why not? -What are legitimate reasons under which you should be exempted from a call to service?

Reverend Dennis Nadin said he would write to the dean of the cathedral demanding an explanation about the exact "health-and-safety reasons" under which it was closed on Friday – the first time such an action has been taken since the Blitz.

Indicators of the stringency of EPL for temporary contracts refer to: 1) the "objective" reasons under which they could be offered; 2) the maximum cumulated duration of a contract.

There is always an important second account one that denies the existence of the key causal factor and instead attributes the facts that appear to be explained by such a factor to other causes, either an alternative causal principle or simply a set of case-specific reasons under which any appearance of patterns within and across studies is mere happenstance.

Hence, understanding the reasons why and under which circumstances people engage in entrepreneurial activity is important.

A comparison of these technologies is necessary to elucidate the reasons and conditions under which one technology might outperform the rest.

Suppose we can specify reasonable conditions under which everyone would choose, or at least have sufficient reason to choose, the same code of rules.

Their only legitimate though indispensable theoretical use is to regulate the understanding's cognition of objects: reason sets down the conditions under which the understanding's activity will have achieved its ideal completion in the systematic interconnection of its cognitions, i.e., in an ultimate science.

The notion of surviving duties relies on the idea that the reasons for a person's right imply reasons for a correlative duty under which other people may stand even after the death of the bearer of the right.

The paper's empirical findings give reasons for problematising the conditions under which accounting is able to affect people, concluding that, without taking people's ability to interpret financial accounts into consideration, the possibilities of the accounts having an impact on their users risk falling short.

So if I say, pleasantly surprised, "You made good time," we could discuss reasons for this and conditions under which this might not have been the case, but in all of our considerations the same individual, and not anyone else who might have been at my door in good time or not, is the one in question.