Sentence examples for Expanded rationale from inspiring English sources

In a new interview, one of the chief architects of that ban has offered an expanded rationale for it that goes well beyond the original one.

The expanded rationale of the Berlin definition of ARDS [ 13] concludes by saying that the direct measurement of pulmonary vascular permeability or EVLW will be an important advance over current methods of assessing the presence and origin of lung edema and could be incorporated into the future definition of ARDS.

And yet many states still seem to believe that the aspiration to free a people from a tyrannical regime is an ever expanding rationale for American aggression.

Mr. Holder's letter expanded the rationale for the killing of Mr. Awlaki.

Subsequent lower court rulings have expanded that rationale to reduce some limits on political campaign contributions, which has put the chase for political money on steroids.

Authorities have now expanded the rationale for the slaughter beyond swine flu to a larger campaign against unsanitary pig farming conditions, particularly in the Cairo slums where the refuse collectors live.

We have expanded the rationale for the experiments and provided more description of the data presented and interpretation of the results.

We used both approaches in this study; the "construct" was a novel gen ed science course (the FoS) focusing on the nature of science rather than just its facts (for more details please see "Expanded Course Rationale and Structure" in our Supplemental Materials).

"We appreciate that he is finally recognizing that there is a great privacy threat to the government collecting this data, but needs to expand that rationale way beyond the narrow phone records program under [the Patriot Act] to the many other types of records and other programs that have been revealed over the last 7 months".

The PGA Tour's over-50 spin-off, the Senior Tour, permits carts for all, on the rationale, expanded upon as never before at the trial, that these older golfers are playing in high-level minor-league, nostalgic exhibitions for adoring old fans.

Ideas for world politics are something the West had in abundance, as revealed by the post-Cold War, U.S.-led agenda of promoting democracy, protecting civil and political rights, pushing free market economics and expanding the rationales for using military force (e.g., humanitarian intervention, self-defense in response to terrorist attacks and pre-emptive self-defense against WMD threats).