Sentences with phrase «overriding reason»

Since the vast wind turbine arrays produce a scant amount of power, at times when it is not in demand, or too much of it so that the existing grid can not accommodate it causing some of the wind plants to shut down and dump the electricity produced, there must be some other overriding reason for the increasing proliferation of «wind farms» both on - shore and off - shore.

The scheduling of that new period of annual leave, corresponding to the duration of the overlap between the period of annual leave originally scheduled and the sick leave, was subject to the rules and procedures of national law which were applicable to the scheduling of workers» leave, taking into account the various interests involved, including overriding reasons relating to the interests of the undertaking.

Any restriction of this freedom may only be justified on the basis of overriding reasons in the public interest.

Austria argued that its restriction was justified by overriding reasons in the public interest — in particular, the protection of consumers (paras. 11 - 12).

Its very similar to how Muslim beliefs override reason and practical thinking in the middle east where most of us in America call them crazy for things they do based on their religion.

but got sidetracked: S Anyway, I wanted to say that you're amazing and pretty much my most overriding reason to go indie (not Amanda Hocking — who has now gone trad anyway * eyeroll *).

Some mainstream media -LRB-(MSM) said Obama went too far left too fast, letting ideology override reason and threaten US success.

Although it might seem like the prefrontal response to what is happening around us should be privileged, we would be severely disabled if we were not designed to sometimes have our mammalian and reptilian brains override our reasoning.

As there would be 3 of us traveling on this trip I knew we would either need two rooms or a good - sized suite and there was one overriding reason why I booked a suite — cost.

There is one overriding reason to take this responsive web design stuff seriously.

The overriding reason to go global, of course, is to improve your potential for expansion and growth.

But the overriding reason governments continue to monopolize liquor sales (even Alberta corners the wholesale trade) is economic: they're a cash cow.

In this case, if a person claims that a single ent.ity is the supreme authority (also «sole») and there are others making the claim — the value is not in the number of people making the claim but what you want to assess is the overriding reasons that allow the person to reject one, several or all claims or accept one, several or all claims.

St. John Paul does mention a separate pastoral consideration — the avoidance of scandal — but he emphasizes that the overriding reason is timeless and unchanging: The «state and condition» of adultery «objectively contradict that union of love between Christ and the Church which is signified and effected by the Eucharist.»

However, the fact that the Bucs are choosing to run more with a fullback leading the way and / or using more kickout blocks by the guards is the overriding reason why the running game has been more productive of late.

This total lack of regular fight and will to win and over my dead body types, like Adams, Bould, Viera, Keown, Dixon, Winterburn, Parlour, Gilberto etc, etc, - who were all REAL MEN WITH BALLS — is the overriding reason we are now soft as rancid butter and easily bullied.

«In the absence of data or any basis to conclude that there is a competitive advantage to be gained by using anchoring, and given the amount of time that anchoring has been in the game,» tour commission Tim Finchem said during the final round of February's match play championship, «there was no overriding reason to go down that road.»

«Certain coaches and principals want a so - called «state championship» on their resumes, and that's the overriding reason for the change,» says Plump.

But I think the overriding reason is this: People love being indignant.

That is the overriding reason and purpose for which we all engage in the enterprise called politics.»

But there's no dying relative, no massive debt owed to the mob, no overriding reason for him to try and pull off such a daring heist.

If there is one overriding reason to go green, it is the proven effect of natural light on students.

What's the overriding reason for an author to find an agent and a traditional publishing deal?

The siting criteria are excellent guidelines for single stations, and I would not site any single new station that did not comply (unless there were an overriding reason).

Since this is obvious and can't be disputed, there must be an overriding reason for the pattern.

In reality, the Ontario government needs smart meters for one overriding reason: After replacing the province's ever - reliable coal stations with never - reliable wind and solar facilities, the province will have bought for itself a largely uncontrollable system dominated by power plants that can't be turned off and on as needed.

Set aside all the recruitment and retention pitches — the overriding reason why lawyers stay with a firm for the medium - term or beyond is that the firm's brand evokes confidence, lends legitimacy, and enhances the lawyer's personal brand.

The sole ground of appeal to the Supreme Court was that the scheme was contrary to regulation 14 of the Provision of Services Regulations 2009, which implement the Services Directive (2006 / 123 / EC), because it was alleged to be an authorisation scheme not justified by an overriding reason relating to the public interest.

Breach of either of the above Treaty articles is subject to a defence of objective justification by «overriding reason of public interest» (see Viking Line).

What's more, rising concerns about identity theft and privacy loss argue against listing a home street address unless there is an overriding reason to do so.

There's an overriding reason that cover letters are ignored by so many employers... 15 seconds.