Sentences with phrase «cogent reason»

The committee chairman, expressed displeasure over the state of brazen abandonment of the facility by the consultant, Cadio Medical Services (CMS), without cogent reasons.

There are plenty of cogent reasons to discuss how this team is playing its way out of a top quarterback in the draft, but winning games and building a new culture is more important right now.

The FCA has equally instructed that a brand's successful legal arguments from case1 are to be applied in case 2, unless the second court is «convinced that the prior decision is wrong and can advance cogent reasons in support of this view».

In deciding whether the open evidence should be heard before the closed evidence, or vice versa, Maurice Kay LJ said that if Tariq's legal representatives believed his interests would be best served by hearing the open evidence first then there would have to be «very cogent reasons indeed» to justify a decision to the contrary.

On the basis of this they stated: «The Council therefore sees particularly cogent reasons for undertaking the reform and promotion of the liturgy.»

Above all they attempted to combine belief in divine knowledge devoid of inner contingency or change with the assertion, rejected by Aristotle for clear and logically cogent reasons, that the world known by this knowledge is contingent.

Readers of this book can no doubt propose cogent reasons for the breakdown, not least the remnants of racism and classism even in Trinity, a church splendidly accomplished in its quest for human solidarity.

It is thus easy to claim that the present furore is overstated, but there exist cogent reasons to afford Trump a special degree of disdain.

This and many other cogent reasons are why it's very important for the protection of the safety of the member of Parliament.

Politics, religion, science - anything that someone thought was true about the world, you could find someone else who give you a completely cogent reason why that was no longer true.

Shannon becomes the de facto villain of the film as a watchman who develops a fixation on slaying the monster for... no entirely cogent reason.

There are however cogent reasons, beyond the economics, for being concerned about students becoming disengaged with Mathematics and Science.

When I present a new idea, I want students to understand it, to think about it, to wrestle with what impact, if any, it has on their thinking, and to give cogent reasons, for or against, for their reactions.

He said Section 26 of the Electoral Act 2010 gives INEC the power to postpone an election, but it must have verifiable and cogent reasons for doing so.

They went on to add that «Frito - Lay met its burden of proof; the CBSA, for its part, did not tender evidence in opposition of that provided by Frito - Lay» and that the CITT was «of the view that the CBSA has given no cogent reason whatsoever as to why the corrections were simply not accepted as such or why they were treated in the five different ways that follow».

But there were cogent reasons to move ahead: It was inexpensive and brought efficiency advantages in terms of estimated solar conversion and installation times.

Although there is abundant evidence of the extent of sinfulness in humanity, there is also a cogent reason to reject the concept of humanity's total corruption.

There is no cogent reason to assume that all people — the vast majority against their prior conditioning and desires — will experience only one among these religious ends or some undefined condition beyond any of them.

Pat J. Save for any cogent reason, Le Prof will not change Ospina for Cech to keep the goal for Arsenal against Bayern Munich tomorrow.

I hope the Boss will not make any amendments to this my starts and bench, save for any cogent reasons.

For instance, Doubting - Thomases raised false alarm that Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) and Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) have been ordered to withdraw their personnel from some borders in the North - West without any cogent reason.

Aina said, «The threat of attack stated as the reason for the postponement of the election could be regarded as a cogent reason, but the question remains that a responsible body charged with responsibility of conducting an election should have envisaged the threat.

He said, «Having carefully observed the political situation in Ondo State ahead of the Nov. 26, 2016 governorship election, we hereby call on INEC to go ahead with the election, as there is no cogent reason to postpone the election.

«That the Judge also delivered the ruling in Suit No FHC / PH / CS / 07/2009, four months after final addresses were taken without any cogent reason contrary to the constitutional provisions that judgment should be delivered within a period of 90 days.»

There is no cogent reason to break up the current pension law to satisfy its members.

Turns out, there was a cogent reason for trucks to be pulling up just days later to Hockney's Los Angeles studio to deliver fresh work to New York's Pace gallery for a 5 April opening.

«I need a cogent reason why our #SCC requires 3 Quebec judges but there is no minimum for female judges.

The court will only grant permission if there are special circumstances which constitute a cogent reason for permitting collateral use.

The Court of Appeal found the sentencing judge's failure to accept the JSR problematic; affirmed the principle that judges should not depart from a JSR unless there are «cogent reasons for doing so».

Cogent reasons must be provided for departing from the JSR — doing so simply because the sentencing judge wants to «send this guy to jail» is an error (see para. 16).

Lord Rodger continues this theme in East Berkshire «that there are cogent reasons of public policy for holding that no common law duty of care should be owed to the parents».

The relocating parent carries a burden of proof that he or she has sound and cogent reasons — a better job opportunity, for example, or marriage.