valid reason

My oldest child was, at this point, a teenage girl, and therefore had valid reason to suspect I might want to poison her.

Of all the arguments, number four is really the only valid reason why a website or web application should have accessibility issues.

If I'm backed in a corner without a valid reason and being threatened then I will stand my ground.

If Party B cancels the contract without valid reason, it should pay its own return expenses and pay breach penalty to Party A.

The former is a perfectly valid reason; the latter is going to get you in trouble.

Instead, try to find out why your boss is assigning you this task--there may be a valid reason.

Today, I was fired from my job. Apparently getting shot is no valid reason to stay home. FML.

The rise in interest rates implicit in such a scenario would then give us a valid reason to fret about the future .

but in any case this will not constitute a valid reason for terminating the Agreement or breach of contract and any penalties.

After the game was interrupted by the official for a valid reason.

Why would you find me intimidating, why would you try so hard to stand me down, why is it that dislike me. . . for no valid reason.

if Party A cancel the contract without valid reason, it should pay Party B's return expenses and pay a breach penalty to Party B.

Where no valid reason justified discrimination, however, the Supreme Court moved to end it quickly.

This is one very valid reason to make it more complicated to delete an account: deletion remorse.

Only medical certificate of 3 consecutive days will be accepted as a valid reason for absence from examination.

But Gallas' agent Pierre Frelot now claims the player had a valid reason for the no-show.

If you can't give me a valid reason for breaking your promise, I won't trust you again.

If you don't register within two weeks without valid reason, it will be regarded as automatic withdrawal, and your offer will be cancelled.

It looks like many users aren't finding a valid reason to stick around.

That's a valid reason to create a new branch.

Have a valid reason for actions or words before issuing them.

Correct principle; valid reason; the right thing to do