Example sentences of "for having a [adj] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 Denunciation may not on its own provide a general justification for having a penal system , but it may help provide us with one acceptable prin-ciple of distribution for punishment .
2 The child is praised for having a dry bed and another drink is given before they go back to sleep .
3 So , the wheel turns full circle , and the question is again asked , if there is a medical view regarding the determination of sex , what arguments exist for having a legal concept which coexists , but is not coextensive ?
4 Remember , though , no-one gets handed a medal for having a drug-free birth , but it 's still quite a good goal to aim for .
5 All of those BAe workers now facing the dole because of the ‘ peace dividend ’ must envy the French for having a diversified range of products that can keep the cash rolling in when one part of the market goes flat .
6 He 'd been fined for having a dangerous vehicle .
7 There is something to be said for having a well-fed appearance . ’
8 Overcooking destroys vitamins , so vegetables are best eaten either raw or lightly cooked , and as some vitamins are lost after harvesting , the sooner the vegetables are eaten , the better — a good argument for having a small vegetable plot .
9 The second reason for having a small circle of suspects is purely technical .
10 Tourism , in fact , really began somewhat earlier , with the island 's reputation for having a healthy climate .
11 Maybe what we should say at the end of the day is erm just is n't talking about that , he 's on about a completely different subject and we really should n't erm we should n't beat over the head for having a bad theory of the self .
12 Well you got a valid reason for having a fast machine .
13 However , Lib Dem borough councillor Bob Russell emphasised the ‘ common sense ’ reasons for having a single Colchester MP .
14 There is a strong case for integrating mail order publication sales with the activities of the bookshop , and for having a single publications store under a single administrator , using a single stock-control system .
15 By phrasing questions in different ways , inconsistencies are exposed without the need for having a detailed knowledge of a particular technique .
16 If this is accepted , the obvious caveats about the need for having a balanced portfolio and for not having too many eggs in one basket , etc. seem too obvious to require any amplification .
17 Mill also thinks this is a very good way of introducing female suffrage at this point which he is very much in favour of , if you had a , if you had a vote on it should if you vote if er there was a vote among the male electors about whether women should be given the vote and there was a public ballot , then it 's very unlikely they would vote against the extension of franchise because their wives and daughters would be able to see what they 've done , so he thinks that erm the only reason for having a secret ballot is that you 're rather ashamed of what you 're doing and that if you have a public ballot people will vote much more responsibly .
18 I applaud Nissan for having a high training budget , but decisions of that type must be taken by companies .
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