Indeed, that was a central rationale of Trump's populist campaign.
The central rationale of his campaign is that the incumbent, Dan Donovan, has not backed up the president enough on health care, taxes, "sanctuary cities" and the border wall.
Still, the findings challenge a central rationale of each Republican's candidacy – that he would be a better steward of the nation's fiscal health than President Obama.
Democratic strategists were gleeful that Mr. Romney's fellow Republicans were picking up the attack they have long been planning to make, which they hope will undermine the central rationale of Mr. Romney's candidacy, that he alone has experience as a job creator.
If the central rationale of growth is the generation of business profits to support asset prices, the system's ethics are defective.
According to Hezbollah's Deputy-General, Na'im Qasim, the struggle against Israel is a core belief of Hezbollah and the central rationale of Hezbollah's existence.
Given that a central rationale for the new academies bill is to release schools from the control of local authorities, this is a fascinating response.
The central rationale underlying the proposed complexity reduction strategy is straightforward: when a local search operator is applied to a given solution, only a limited part of this solution is modified.
It challenges a stale thirty-year-old precedent, undermines a central legal rationale of the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act court, and nudges the law into the age of Internet-connected smartphones, G.P.S., and Big Data.
The rationale of this plans rests on the idea that the presence of NATO troops will help the central government create stability and in due course will wipe out the insurgency.
This is the rationale of this paper.
