But a term that is often used, and in my mind, has little rationale, is "broken home".
When asked what authority he had to break up banks like JPMorgan Chase, Sanders deflected and launched instead into a rationale of why the banks should be broken up.
[C3.] Icahn Steps Up Fight to Split Time Warner Bruce Wasserstein and Carl C. Icahn shared a podium yesterday to step up their indictment of the management of Time Warner, arguing their rationale for breaking the media company into four separately traded public companies.
Osborne's stated rationale for breaking this tradition is that it would be unfair for welfare claimants to see their standard of living rise more rapidly than people in work: wages have been falling in real terms since the crisis began.
Devin laid out a few credible possibilities when the news first broke, but the official rationale is still under wraps for now.
The rationale being that, if the ends of DNA molecules cannot be broken near to the termini, then the breaks that should have occurred in these regions will occur, instead, at the nearest cleavable location.
To assist users, the site provides a 'Launch Pad' menu system that breaks down the context and rationale for executing a particular step, the input required from the user and the output that is generated.
Underlying this approach is the rationale that recombination breaks up linkage with increasing genetic distance from the adaptive site: The farther away it is from the sweeping locus, the higher the probability that presweep variation has become unlinked from the adaptive allele and thus remains polymorphic after the sweep.
This rationale is akin to breaking the law because you don't like it.
We also provide simulations which show that breaks provide a rationale for using methods other than iterated multistep techniques.
