Sentence examples for with reason that from inspiring English sources

The government also suspects (with reason) that too many local government negotiators, like the feeble characters who thought they had cut a deal with the firemen, would prove to be a soft touch for determined unions.

Kurds worry, with reason, that once Raqqa falls the US will abandon the Kurds to Turkish aggression.

KEN AULETTA: His wife worries, with reason, that he could be killed.

Moscow worries, with reason, that the South Caucasus countries prefer to align with the European Union.

(He felt, with reason, that she was persecuted by the Babbitts and official bullies of Los Angeles).

But he came to believe — with reason — that the White House staff had banded together against him.

He supported his decision with reasons that had already been considered and rejected by the tribunal in a six-day hearing resulting in a long and, in the words of the master of the rolls, Lord Dyson, "meticulous" judgment.

The subjects instead act more in accordance with reasons that are independent of the authority when they obey the authority.

He argues that "[p]eople have reason to do what will bring them into conformity with reasons that apply to them" (Raz 2005a, 3).

10-11), but, unlike Mackie, he is willing to countenance the identification of moral facts with reasons that have their source in the agent's "aims and goals" (1977: 133)—i.e., that are "subutctive" reasons.

The justification for this view that Raz gives ("the normal justification thesis") is, as explained above, that if the authority is legitimate, its directives are such that they help those governed to better comply with reasons that apply to them.