Good question.

There is good reason for the resistance.

There is a good reason for this docility.

Presidents employ such language for good reason.

And there's a good reason to be, because old stuff didn't eat you. Right?

It's a good question. How do you feel about how you spend your time each day?

And yet there is a reason not to dismiss the personality contest entirely.

This is a good reason for leaving historical debates to writers, journalists, filmmakers, and historians.

Burnett, J.P. Hogendijk, K. Plofker, M. Yano, Leiden Boston, 2004, pp.

People got very upset when the BP oil spill happened for very good reason.

In these circumstances, there is no good reason to wait to raise interest rates.

It is difficult to prove that fragmentation is being effected for tax purposes and for no other valid reason.

Causing suffering to innocent beings without an extremely weighty reason for doing so is wrong.

That requirement had been included for good reason and went beyond a mere exchange of views.

The Chairman I think that this is a very relevant question, which I was going to address later, after consultations.

BERLIN Europe and its national governments are basking in their new capacity to act and not without reason.

We now know that this is wrong, but there was never any serious reason to believe it.

So that's a very good reason beyond curiosity to justify what we're doing, and to justify having some interest in what is going on in our brains.

In domestic law, the motive behind a crime is usually irrelevant and for good reason.

But we have good reason to hope that there will be fewer of them.

Above all, Americans see Europe as a continent of self inflicted stagnation and with good reason.

In fact, there is good reason to believe that the situation is less alarming and more containable than this.

On distributional grounds, there does not seem to be a good reason to resort to them in lieu of relying on outright taxation.

In view of the elements of uncertainty in the sources, it is more than usually pertinent to refer to considerations of policy.

For good reason, much attention is focused on foreign policy differences between the two nominees, which in many areas are both obvious and considerable.

If monarchs can teach their subjects to do so, then let us give at least one cheer for the remaining kings and queens.

Of course, US behemoths such as Citigroup, Bank of America, and JP Morgan will also be affected.

It was perhaps inevitable that initially they worked jointly but there is reason to question such an approach now.

But markets do not trust this message and for good reason it is not credible, because it makes no economic sense.

A pertinent question arises as to whether the proposed human rights council would be able to rectify the present shortcomings of the United Nations human rights machinery.

Article 15 stipulates that a person who causes children not to receive education without appropriate reason would be fined not exceeding 10,000 baht.

But Putin had little reason to reciprocate, not least because agreement on the issue would have opened the way to further nuclear arms reductions.

That's why I say that. I say that, because, I repeat, nothing exist if it's not in the good reason, the reason of our beautiful dream, of this civilization.

But voting in Belgium is compulsory, so once you have started there is no jumping ship without a fine or a good excuse.

The value of the present draft convention was that it set international standards that served as default rules from which States should not deviate without good reason.

There is good reason for the resistance. Even in the US, labor unions and environmental, health, development, and other nongovernmental organizations have objected to the agreements that the US is proposing.

But it turns out there is a very good reason why we are crocheting it because many organisms in coral reefs have a very particular kind of structure.

Our national politicians, increasingly powerless to cope with serious crises, are suspected, often with good reason, of simply looking after their own interests.

Information on the other tenders may also be available under article 11, but may be withheld when there is good reason (article 11 (3)).

Concerning the issue of abandonment of the family home being punished as though it were adultery, she said that was the case only if it happened without a valid reason.

There's a good reason why the shallow water's full of predators here's a barracuda and if you're an octopus or a cephalopod, you need to really understand how to use your surroundings to hide.

Like all worthwhile PR efforts, the MDGs served to raise awareness, galvanize attention, and mobilize action all for a good cause.

The preliminary identification of the São Paulo Consensus topics that have implications for UNCTAD technical cooperation (section I of this review) is directly relevant in this regard.

There is nothing to suggest relocation will harm her, and there is little reason to suppose she could not do so successfully, as children commonly do.

And it's good reason for them to be obsessed with the idea of universals, because all of science, through the 19th century and much of the 20th, was obsessed with universals.