matter of aggravation
Noun, Criminal Law
cause-and-effect relationship
Noun
mitigation
Noun, Criminal Law
reasonable cause to believe a debtor insolvent
multitude of reasons
Noun
impediment
Noun, Civil Law
reasonable and probable cause
matter of mitigation, matter of extenuation
Noun, Criminal Law
rule of reason
Noun, Competition Law
reasonable and probable cause
case of absolute necessity
circumstances beyond one's control
impossibility of performance
justification
Noun, Criminal Law
multitude of reasons
Noun
condition subsequent
Noun, Law
to be the occasion of sth
Verb
to give occasion to sth
Verb
to establish grounds
Verb
to cite ... as reason for ...
Verb
to leave for no particular reason
Verb
to cause a disadvantage
Verb
to cause a disadvantage
Verb
to bring someone out in something
Verb
to cause someone to do something
Verb
to subject someone to something
Verb
to bring someone out in something
Verb
to cause (to get) someone to act
Verb
to bring about something
Verb
to yield to something
Verb
to add up to something
Verb
to give rise to anxiety
Verb
without a valid reason
Adverb
to scare someone off
Verb
to scare someone away
Verb
without a valid reason
Adverb
should the acts of god intervene
should unforeseaable circumstance intervene
fatal condition
Noun, Medicine
drive to extinction
Verb, Biology