Sentence examples for cited rationale from inspiring English sources

Twenty-five percent say it's why they didn't vote in 2016, making it by far the most commonly cited rationale.

Kellermann's paper, which was published in the New England Journal of Medicine in 1993, noted that "protection from crime" was the most commonly cited rationale for having guns in the home.

Yesterday Ms. Rice cited this rationale, criticizing a pre-Bush American policy that "looks the other way on the freedom deficit in the Middle East".

A few months later, a federal court cited this rationale in SpeechNow.org v. Federal Election Commission.

Exxon repeatedly cited the rationale underlying the 1997 US refusal to ratify the Kyoto Protocol: restricting carbon dioxide emissions "could result in serious harm to the United States economy, including significant job loss, trade disadvantages, increased energy and consumer costs, or any combination thereof".

Some of these reports may include those cited as rationale in the Introduction.

aDoes not add to 100% because more than one reason could be cited as rationale for RRT activation.

The existence of other, less scrupulous, medicine sellers, including ambulatory drug sellers, and 'untrained charlatans' to the profession was also cited as rationale for both regulation and compulsory training.

Studies which cited multiple rationales were assigned to the one which appeared to be primary.

There were small differences between the groups in terms of subthemes, with inconsistency of symptoms and lack of obvious symptoms more commonly cited as rationales underlying alternative explanations for colorectal than lung symptoms.

Apple removed every related app on the App Store, citing the rationale that they duplicated existing iPhone functionality and would confuse users.