Sentence examples for a rationale for having from inspiring English sources

I think there's a rationale for having them – everyone likes to win.

Proponents of this reading are left with the burden of answering Herman's challenge to provide a rationale for having willed it.

In concert with this statement, the FCTC adoption provides a rationale for having the evidence-based interventions in the FCTC take precedence over legal challenges to their use.

"There wasn't, frankly, a programmatic rationale for having a different color of trees around the glade," Mr. Daniels said.

If there was a specific rationale for having Northam be the Democratic nominee, it was that he might appeal to voters from the small towns that had once been contested electoral territory but that went overwhelmingly for Trump last year.

This is followed by an astrological rationale for having selecting the "selected the sun in the house of Leo as the emblem of the august state of Persia".

I have written in a past article about my rationale for having a live stream of my home on Fleecer.

As we saw above in section 2.5, one rationale for having a welfare state to enact a social minimum is that, by providing access to urgently needed goods independently of the sale of labor-power, it can reduce the pressure on disadvantaged workers to scramble into poor quality (exploitative or abusive) jobs.

The fear is that tightening security now outside of the university's control could undermine the whole rationale for having an academic institution overseeing weapons research -- maintaining a semblance of intellectual freedom, required for scientific innovation, even while following strict secrecy provisions.

It's certainly part of the rationale for having a strategic marketing as well as communications capability.

"The rationale for having a capital gains preference is to encourage investors to put their cash into investments," said Mr. Fleischer, the University of Colorado law professor.