And while he acknowledged that one rationale for the war -- that Iraq had a supply of illicit weapons -- had been refuted by the committee, he sought to make a case that because Mr. Hussein had a proven record of making and using such weapons as well as possible reasons for putting them in the hands of terrorists, leaving him in power was not an option.
"We are pleased to see that the committee acknowledges the government's rationale for closing the very expensive and centralised EMA scheme.
Jill Stein, the Green Party nominee for president, acknowledges the rationale behind this kind of conscious abstention.
Although the benefits of indigenous burning practices are widely recognized, there is often a failure to acknowledge or fully understand the rationale for what, when, and why fires are utilized (Yibarbuk et al. 2001).
Autonomy-supportive climates are typically understood as those that help people understand the rationale for treatment, acknowledge their feelings and perspectives, and emphasize personal choice [ 42, 43].
Rationale for Retaining Chief Eppley, the chairman of the board of trustees, acknowledged that he was uncomfortable with the rationale for retaining the chief.
The manager needs to marshal evidence from acknowledged experts they could be outsiders that aligns with the rationale for the initiative.
Previously Grieve had only acknowledged such a rationale was "possible".
Trump's own Director of National Intelligence, Dan Coats, acknowledged that the "rationale" behind Kim's efforts to acquire nuclear weapons is to ensure "survival for his regime, survival for his country".
So let me acknowledge that, but let me then give some rationale for why drugs do cost what they do.
We acknowledge that increasing participation forms part of the rationale for this design specifically to avoid erecting artifactual barriers to intervention access as conventional trial designs do in this situation.
