Sentence examples for charitable rationale from inspiring English sources
Tharoor, in a 2004 article published in The Hindu, has a more charitable rationale: Are diplomats uniquely suited — provided they have the gift to begin with — to be good creative writers?
As when reviewing the various Live Aid events, there's always a difficult balance to be struck between the underlying charitable rationale of a concert, and the actual music on offer.
An Apple spokeswoman, Trudy Muller, declined to explain the rationale for banning charitable solicitations via apps, saying only, "We are proud to have many applications on our App Store which accept charitable donations via their Web sites".
The most charitable way to describe the rationale behind cross-selling is that a financial institution should offer solutions for as many of the needs of individuals as possible to help them better manage their increasingly complicated financial affairs.
That in turn provides a rationale for the group's charitable networks among Lebanese immigrants in Europe.
Their rationale is that the protections the EU provides are vital to tackling the environmental issues that they were set up to address in line with their charitable purposes.
Ferguson was less charitable.
Others were less charitable.
