The rationale for changing the law here was to move buyers from the illegal market to a new legal one.
The rationale for changing the law was that its disclosure requirements created a national security risk, according to a study ordered by Congress and completed by the National Academy of Public Administration.
The rationale for changing the randomization ratio was to allow us to gather maximum information about the natural characteristics of influenza transmission in households in the absence of control measures, after evaluating the feasibility of each of the interventions in at least 25 households.
Open-ended interview questions were designed to elicit data concerning the timing of events, the rationale for changing the protocol, the level of involvement of actors, and their views, experience and influence over the process.
Rationale for changing the order and number of each of these protocols was based on patient tolerance and effectiveness of each protocol and was always subject to change based on patient feedback.
What was the rationale behind, for example, changing the shading on the fruit?
Aid agencies, foundations, NGOs and nonprofits should be able to clearly communicate their vision, rationale and metrics for changing the demographics of their workforce, as well as having transparent recruitment, hiring, and human resources processes.
An older man outside the Mr. Milk grocery store in Mansour was dismissive of Bush's rationale for war: "They keep changing the reason.
Following this rationale, in the present study we predicted that female O. taurus would be capable of responding to population density by changing the phenotype of their offspring.
Pruitt and his team added fuel to the fire by changing their rationale for the luxurious accommodations, first claiming that Pruitt had a "blanket waiver" for such travel because of security concerns and then saying they had a waiver approved for each trip.
