It was as though the admirals were trying to justify their role according to a new political vocabulary that demands economic rationales for military activity, but they couldn't find an economic rationale so they were just hoping the very-serious-person rhetoric would make it sound plausible.Daniel Drezner has a new article in International Security that takes this issue to a larger scale.
This method lacks an acceptable contemporary scientific rationale, so even if some people think that this method is useful, it cannot be introduced in an obstetrics department, unless several well carried out studies have shown, unequivocally, that the vast majority of unborn babies can be correctly classified by gender using a pendulum.
And finally, did the Federal Reserve document its rationale so that a government auditing agency could later review it?
And we also provide to the commander and the crew the rationale, so they have a good understanding of why we believe things are O.K.
He still has not provided a rationale for so needlessly exposing to a host of potential enemies such important classified information.
Men have no such comforting rationale, so their tolerance of complications or side-effects is likely to be smaller.
If this happens, they should be willing to explain the rationale so that you can address this, or at least prevent this from happening next time around by being proactive in dealing with potential show stoppers.
This rationale so reeks of hypocrisy that it fails the smell test from all the way across the Quad.
Both candidates focused on giving their backers a nudge of resolve — a stiffening of the spine, an inspiration to vote and a rationale for doing so.
Historically, lawyers on both sides of a deal were reluctant to make such arguments because they shared a tacit understanding that if the buyer wanted to walk, its lawyers could undoubtedly find a rationale for doing so, Professor Coates said.
