Definition of "for that" [for that]

• Because. (conjunction)

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• "In fact, we had help from many sources during the six-year Stu Ungar project: Larry Grossman might not remember the casual conversation we had in May 1997, but it was the creative spark for this undertaking, and for that we wish to thank him."
• "Anand Shukla, acting chief executive of the Daycare Trust, the national childcare charity, welcomed the change: "This gives parents a fighting chance of being able to get to work and take their children to the nursery for that seven-and-a-half hours, without having to top up the extra time from their own pay packet.""
• "It took more than a year for that anti-Bible-study order to be overturned which it was in December of 1999, and only then after the American Center for Law and Justice, a Christian-based legal organization, protested the order in court.9"