For one good reason, one good reason only.

You have good reason to be angry.

He had every reason for doing so.

Believe me, I have good reasons for this.

you better have a good story.

There's every reason in the world you should.

I have a perfectly good reason why I shouldn't see you.

Your reason is very good.

I think that Hardy had a lot going for him.

Aya has good reason to speak perfect German.

We have full reason to believe that it is true.

Fair enough.

The case for reform has been made.

And for good reason because work is so hard to draw.

So there's lots of reason for pessimism.

Yet men have killed and proved a reason... and been set free.

There was every reason to believe that the ideal of freer trade would continue to gain ground.

But they had a good question.

The plan enabled him to get rid of Anita and pin the murder on someone with every reason to kill her.

In my opinion, there're not sufficient grounds for this duel, the matter's not worth blood being shed over.

Those proposals should be justified, just as any increase should be.

(c) Reasoned the manager must be able to set out, upon request, the rationale for the decision.

In all such cases, full justification must be presented by the requisitioning department.

There is merit in both positions but much more in the Spanish and Italian argument.

In my experience, in fact, the light footprint was extremely helpful.

Like the creation of posts, any reduction in staff should be fully justified.

Property may not be seized as part of counter terrorism measures without warrants issued on the basis of sufficient cause.

In the absence of such well founded reasons, cancellations will be effected automatically at the time of the year end closure of accounts.

The request for increased funding for staff training was unconvincing.

No Mauritanian can thus give any valid reason based on a well founded fear in order to claim refugee status.

(17) Whether or not the reaction of Austria to the same reservations, a reaction also thoroughly reasoned and directed toward the same purpose, can be considered an objection is more debatable Austria's statement of 18 June 1996 contains no language expressive of a definitive rejection of the reservations of Malaysia and suggests instead a waiting stance

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

If justified, such requests are accommodated, subject to the availability of funds.

Ms. Kamenkova (Belarus) said that the original version of the draft paragraph was well reasoned and should not be amended.

It notes that the Refugee Protection Division was better placed than the Committee to draw conclusions as to the complainant's credibility.

Even if he were, that would not constitute substantial grounds for believing that he would be in danger of being subjected to torture .b

It was also noted that departures from programmed commitments were not always fully justified in the report.

The reason that they gave about American bombing wasn't all that far off.

There are at least two abiding reasons why the CD should undertake cut off negotiations.

Under international law, a refugee is generally a person who leaves her his country of origin owing to a well founded fear of persecution .

The Advisory Committee found that the budget fascicles and the supplementary information provided to it offered little justification to substantiate the creation of new posts or the reclassification of existing posts.

But we should recall that the war in Europe ended, and the United Nations was founded, in an era of hope, and we have every reason to be hopeful today.

There were excellent reasons to sweep away all such anomalies and bring legality and equality to the rights of men and women in Gabon.

3.1 The complainant contends that there are substantial grounds for believing that she would be subjected to torture if forced to return to Bangladesh.

The details and rationale of this item are fully disclosed in note 7 to the financial statements.