Sentence examples for a range of rationales from inspiring English sources

Employers reported a range of rationales for training apprentices; from supply-led (e.g. where participation was prompted by training providers offering it for free) to more demand-led (e.g. where employers saw apprenticeship as necessary for acquiring needed skills) reasons.

Deasy's responses during our conversation covered a range of rationales.

Parents reported a range of rationales for disclosing (Table  1a).

Data was collected on six such organizations, and a range of perceived rationales and constraints were identified.

A critical public health ethics approach can also illuminate a broader range of rationales for rich country action in fulfilling Millennium Development Goal 8: "A global partnership for development," such as equity and solidarity, and utilitarian self-interest arguments based on health, security or economic returns.

Instead she endorsed a range of rhetoric and rationales for repayment, rendering her activism and theorizing difficult to categorize.

Table  1 lists a range of theoretical, statistical and practical rationale for pooling individual participant data, which arose from our own observations, as well as from existing discussion in the literature (e.g., [ 1, 18, 20]).

Given the range of rationales Hillary Clinton has presented for being ahead at various times in this race, it seems relatively certain that even without superdelegates on which to pin her hopes, Clinton would have found a way to keep her campaign going and demand the nomination.

The survey instrument comprised a range of questions relating to support for different rationales for not providing/paying for high-cost prescription drugs/medical or surgical treatments, measured in the aggregate and using four-case examples derived from actual decisions and attitudes about specific policies involving comparative effectiveness and cost-benefit decision making.

A range of perioperative therapies are introduced and the rationale for further clinical investigation outlined.

Because law and equity offer a range of defences that partially overlap and the rationale for matching equitable defences to equitable remedies is at least as obscure as the rationale for separate equitable remedies, conventional wisdom holds that the more one can fuse the equitable defences into the law the better.