Sentence examples for submit reasons from inspiring English sources

But the first hearing ended in a draw, as the court allowed time for the three named defendants, who have no lawyers and are representing themselves, to submit reasons that they should be allowed to stay.

The learned commentary printed on the label of the large bronze "Sleeping Eros" notes that numerous replicas of the type were made in antiquity, but does not submit reasons for this multiplication in the centuries that followed the world conquest attempted by Alexander the Great until his death in 323 B.C.

The bank also said its unit was "cooperating fully with the inquiry and is submitting reasons why it does not believe an action should be brought".

Scholars like Srinivas Melkote have submitted reasons for communication failure in this regard.

Patients can drop out voluntarily for any reason, at any time, and are not required to submit a reason.

I submit the reason is law.

Cowan's lawyers submitted the reasons for Carmody's disqualification included apprehended bias that sprang from his "perceived reluctance … to decide the case contrary to the strong publicly expressed views of [his] public supporter", child victim advocate Hetty Johnston.

No commenter submitted specific reasons why it could not accommodate these changes by November 1, 2014, nor did any explain what steps it was taking to accommodate these changes.

"In eight or nine cases out of 10, the students are choosing not to submit for pragmatic reasons," Mr. Hiss said.

According to Mr. Hiss, the former Dean of Admissions of Bates University, which made the test-optional transition in 1984, "In eight or nine cases out of 10, the students are choosing not to submit for pragmatic reasons.

The fact that the European Research Council funds predominantly analytic philosophy projects, as well as those subservient to the hard sciences, perhaps is an indication that they prefer intellectuals who submit "reality to reason" rather than fighting the ongoing exclusion of the most vulnerable citizens by those in power.