That will be tough to do for political reasons.

Our rights are being spoken about mainly for political purposes.

Environmentalist views are often controversial for political or economic reasons.

At age 19 in 1951, he emigrated to Bulgaria for political reasons.

However, for political reasons, the changes were always justified in an almost apologetic way.

From the moment Europe's coal and steel industries were merged in an effort to prevent future wars on the Continent, the European project has often relied on economic interests to propel itself forward.

The Dalai Lama in this case gave his approval for purely political reasons.

Now, however, new members mostly join for political and geo strategic reasons.

Of course, such a rebalancing is unthinkable today, for both political and economic reasons.

After the summer of 1941, Franz Peter Weixler was dismissed from the Wehrmacht for political reasons.

As to whether they are necessary for political or social reasons is for the Government to decide.

Around 1296 he left Siena to go into exile for political reasons.

216. Under Iranian law, no one could be executed for political reasons alone.

The Olympics were awarded to Beijing for a mixture of economic and political reasons, and China wanted the Games for the same reasons.

Russia s unhappy status as a democratizing, but still potentially threatening, former superpower, played a role, as did its huge energy reserves, which is why China, incomparably more powerful economically but politically beyond the pale, was never invited to join.

South Africa joined the bloc in late 2010 primarily for political reasons.

It expanded to include Russia in 1998 for political, not economic, reasons.

On his first try he was rejected from ELTE art department because of political issues.

Well, from there, unfortunately, in 2004, the project came to a halt. Many political reasons.

BRUSSELS Has the energy weapon of the 1970 s the withholding of energy supplies for political ends returned?

But all successive waves of enlargement were motivated mostly, if not exclusively, by political reasons.

Now I follow the same example. I help those who keep arriving because of political persecution...

Natural gas imports come from Russia which delivers its own gas, as well as the gas from Turkmenistan.

Between 1900 and 1987 about 170 million people were killed for political reasons not involving war.

For political reasons he had to make it at least that far, even if he could not in reality.

These 25 or so counties are generally thought of as having been created because of political reasons.

Indeed, for strategic, political and psychological reasons, the Croatian side cannot agree to any further concessions.

What is wrong with the fact that a parliamentary committee passes a political judgment against a Commissioner for purely political reasons?

While the legal argument is probably spurious, an outright debt reduction for a eurozone country remains politically impossible.

Nevertheless, in his report (A 59 226), the Secretary General continued to express reservations with regard to recommending such a declaration for a number of political, logistical or circumstantial reasons.

Refugee and internationally displaced families, both political and environmental, call for particular attention.

However, a distinction should be made between non payment by a developing country experiencing serious economic difficulties and non payment for political reasons.

There are two reasons for this.

For personal reasons.

For these reasons,

including breakdowns caused by technical failure

Two reasons

Two reasons.

Two things

And for good reason.

For a number of reasons.

For many reasons.

Various reasons.

For two reasons.

Similar moves are afoot throughout Europe, where the generosity of state sponsored pension plans has become unsustainable, but reforming the system is almost impossible politically.