The larger ambition, a basic rationale for the deal, is the one that is most in doubt, even among supporters of the Compaq merger.
And there is the equally problematic issue of missile defense, starting with the basic rationale for having such a thing.
Just before the bombing started, James A. Baker III of the first Bush administration was quoted as saying, "It's jobs," as the basic rationale for our war against Iraq.
However, the basic rationale for a sequential treatment strategy has been poorly studied.
The basic rationale for calling this "gaffe" -- insofar as the word "rationale" can be tortured into accommodation -- was that McCain's running mate, Sarah Palin, had famously used a campaign zinger that included the word "lipstick," and so lipstick was thus conceptually branded to Palin's person, making any derogatory statement including the word "lipstick" a de facto sexist attack on her.
The basic rationale for adopting this method is that 'there is no single statistical tool that is as powerful as a well-chosen graph' [ 24].
The basic rationale for trigger warnings is that the college classroom should be a safe space.
Furthermore, if grounds for individualized suspicion do exist, the basic rationale for the administrative search becomes attenuated.
I mean that we need to innovate regarding the basic rationale for all of our institutions.
The basic rationale for echocardiographic quantification and monitoring of mechanical dyssynchrony remains therefore valid.
Even someone as stellar as Carl Lewis (nine golds) can, by that basic rationale, only pale in comparison - which is why we must dig a little deeper.
