Sentences with phrase «only substantial reason»

For the large majority of people in the UK pretty much the only substantial reason for voting Remain is economic.

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When it is proven to exist, I might have reason to worry until then it is only your and your ilks absurd opinion based on absolutely no substantial evidence.

The religious groups» reasons — that only they can identify a substantial burden on their exercise of religion and that the government needs to exempt the insurers of conscientious objectors along with churches and their auxiliaries — actually harm religious liberty, he argued.

And thus also this looks to the common reason, that any form which comes to an entity already constituted in act does not make it one per se, but per accidens... and thus it is not able to be a substantial form, but only an accidental one, because a substantial form constitutes a one per se, not per accidens.

An appeal on the merits is not available for Tribunal merger authorisation decisions, but the ACCC is seeking judicial review, alleging three reviewable errors, including that the Tribunal erred in its reasoning that «it could only conclude that the proposed acquisition was likely to result in a detriment if the Tribunal concluded that there would be a substantial lessening of competition».

Actually that's a lie everyone does, but that fee was substantial to trigger a move the only reason he didn't is because he doesn't want to move to a club offering less than Champions league football and if I produced those numbers I'd be the sam.

«Not only is the investigation into his potentially unethical stock trading continuing, but we now know that there is «substantial reason to believe» Collins violated either the law, House rules, or both.

[38] Although the results of the trials of cell therapy for PD were mixed, with only a minority of patients showing clear - cut and durable gains, researchers have subsequently gained substantial insight into the reasons underlying differential outcomes at different centers and amongst different protocols, and for the troubling dyskinesias that were suffered by some patients.

The primary reason why the average mutual fund expense ratio has come down in the past, albeit only slightly, is that a substantial minority of all individual investors has gotten smarter about excessive investment costs.

While this is a shocking move from the studio, there is actually a reason to believe why it is only substantial.

That's one reason I mused on whether truly substantial investment in an energy transformation could only come under a Republican presidency, in the same way an American overture to Communist China had to await Richard Nixon.

Substantial penetration of diesels into the private vehicle market in Europe is one major reason why the average fleet mileage of such new vehicles is 42 miles per gallon in Europe and only 24 mpg in the US.

There is at least one other climate blogger in Tamino's situation, i.e. not a climate scientist but with a substantial degree of relevant expertise, who maintains anonymity for the same reason: In this age of easy googling, they don't want someone (e.g. an NSF grant manager) checking up on their professional activities only to find mostly just climate blog material, none of which is strictly relevant to their career and often gets a little, um, unprofessional in tone if not content.

the only reason that i can think of, is that the ice core data can be manipulated by leaving out a substantial portion of the data set, or adjusting time scales as one author claimed that the trap gas was 83 years younger than the ice.

The court reasoned that the wording of the arbitration agreement had not made it clear that the parties regarded the venue as critically important.898 The courts of the United States have similarly considered that the «appropriate standard of review would be to set aside an award based on a procedural violation only if such violation caused substantial prejudice to the complaining party.»

Today's opinion was written by Justice Antonin Scalia, who reasoned that the Jackson rule provided only marginal policy benefits while posing «substantial costs to the truth - seeking process and the criminal justice system.»