have reasons

The Bush administration apparently understood this and the Obama administration does not appear to have reasons to think differently.

For all that employees complain about long hours, they, too, have reasons not to trade money for leisure.

"All of the evidence suggests we have reasons to be positive, " he said.

And Danone is not the only company to have reasons for concern.

No matter how the consequence will be, we have reasons to consider that he must be sparing no efforts to aiding Arsenal to progress.

Or if Linux is too big of a threat, they'll have reasons that you can no longer have Silverlight on Linux. Who cares?

We have reasons to believe that the shares of listed companies of China's securities market is about to come full circulation times.

eg. we have reasons to believe that western festivals , like Christmas, will never take the place of Chinese traditional festivals.

This eatery must have reasons to be booming and good taste should be the major reason.

Eurocrats have reasons to be anxious, as their tans fade under leaden Brussels skies.

So, at the next cigarrete and the next box, do I still have reasons for missing you?

A lot of these people have reasons to be upset.

And maybe you have reasons for starting to connect them, and bring the rest of your entertainment in.

Of course, that writer may have reasons for believing what he does.

Police have indicated they have reasons for pursuing the investigation, but have declined to give details.

We have reasons to recognize corporal punishment should be strictly prohimomented.

Also, you need to have reasons for why you're dealing with them, and not the others.

Suddenly, investors have reasons to worry about the rest of the world.

Scientists have reasons to believe that trees do communicate with each other.

We all have reasons for rewriting history. Sometimes we need to provide ourselves alibis.

We have reasons to celebrate your anniversary proudly.

We have reasons to believe these systems are inefficient and unreliable, because they lay too much burden on the human operators.

But policymakers, too, have reasons to cringe.

After thinking about these four points, I think I have reasons to participate in the presidential election.

So we have reasons to believe that the version retranslated by the same translator will be better than that by different translators.

The best that can be said about the relationship is that both Bush and Putin do have reasons to defuse tensions.

Have reasons for everything you've done.

You must have reasons for breaking your promise. You can speak up.

Rene: Don't worry , it's not like I can't hold down a steady job. I have reasons for leaving each company.

We all have reasons for why we start running.

We have reasons to believe that, we would have a better and brighter future.

As the competition in the job market gets more and more intense, students do have reasons to be practical.

"And they have reasons to think like that. "

They have reasons for not keeping a cat in your small home.

Failure does not imply you have wasted time and life. It shows you have reasons to start again.

And we should seek out investors who have reasons other than pure financial gain to be invested in our businesses.

Is this simply a smear by Microsoft, or do Chrome users have reasons for concern?

Decision Regarding Cases where Customs Administrations have Reasons to Doubt the Truth or Accuracy of the Declared value

Worried about jobs and money, shoppers have reasons to act like grinches during holiday

If your words have reasons

And you have reasons to act that way