For that or this purpose, referring to something previously stated.
'therefore' is a perfectly usable word in written English. You can use it to draw a conclusion from a set of facts or to indicate a consequence. For example: "It had been raining all day, therefore the ground was wet.".
"Therefore, I have decided to lay down my mandate at an extraordinary elective Congress.
We ask therefore that the privacy of his family is respected in the coming days.
Therefore European rules and regulations need to be subject to regular reviews just as national rules and regulations [do].
I currently include £2.5bn for all tax and spectrum fines etc in India and therefore this outcome would be positive from a valuation perspective.
This absence is at least partially explained by the thorough discrediting of nationalism after nazism and the fact that, unlike further east, communist elites did not become corrupt nouveaux riches (and therefore the subject of a rightwing backlash, as in Hungary, for instance).
We therefore have much to thank Snow for.
The underlying issue, therefore, is the rival claims of king and would-be caliph.
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