Sentence examples for absolute rationale from inspiring English sources

Assembly Speaker Toni Atkins (D-San Diego) said the drought "has provided the momentum, the absolute rationale and necessity for us to get something done to take care of us long-term".

The rationale for absolute immunity - that diplomatic missions keep open lines of communication between unfriendly states - is anachronistic in this age of email and video-conferencing.

Perhaps rendered overconfident by this success, he then set out an objective – of achieving an absolute budget surplus – that had no economic rationale, and which was never likely to survive either political adversity or even a modest economic downturn.

The results indicate a need for improving uptake of absolute risk guidelines and GP understanding of the rationale for using absolute risk.

This occurs when the media begins to report Ferguson Police Department claims as absolute facts or when anchors parrot the Israel government's rationale without criticism.

But this rationale is completely inapplicable to the UN, which enjoys absolute immunity from suit in national courts and whose reputation depends almost entirely on being seen to act with integrity".

Although the AJCC staging system reflects the disease state by emphasising the prognostic importance of the absolute number of affected lymph nodes (Kim et al, 2006), the rationale behind four nodes as the cutoff between pN1 and pN2 is unclear.

Failing to place the choice for approaches in context of the studies' purpose and rationale, leaves the reader to guess about issues such as multidimensionality, absolute versus relative poverty and the unit of analysis.

This rationale is also somewhat problematic, since it is plausible that one's absolute share of some primary goods, such as power, is determined by ones relative share of other goods.

Our rationale to assign the initial rating of "moderate" was based on the absolute and relative merit of human observational data in evidence-based decision making in environmental and clinical sciences.

And even if privacy is not an absolute value but is sometimes outweighed by security concerns, as Himma (2007) argues, some critics question the rationale used for obtaining records of search requests made by ordinary citizens.