Sentence examples for compelling rationales for from inspiring English sources

Still, there are plenty of compelling rationales for banning or restricting pornography: feminist arguments (about exploitation of women), sex-positive arguments (about providing unrealistic and even harmful models of sex to virginal minors), and even anti-chafing arguments (about the industry's role in driving pubic hair to the edge of extinction).

Several aspects of cysticercosis provide compelling rationales for implementation of public health efforts for the control of this disease.

At last, Mr. Bush has found a compelling rationale for his Iraq policy: France and Germany are against it.

But many analysts reacted coolly to the purchase, saying there was no compelling rationale for it.

"There was never a compelling rationale for them to change it," Ms. Rosell said.

"We believe we have a very compelling rationale for this takeover," Mr. Robinson said in an interview.

Personally, I'm partial to Mr. Bush's new emphasis on the freedom and democracy argument, which for me was the only compelling rationale for the Iraq war.

Still, members of both parties, including lawmakers who support confronting Mr. Hussein, said today that the administration had not provided a clear, consistent and compelling rationale for military action.

The far more compelling rationale for campaign finance reform is to prevent the conflicts of interest that produce bad laws and policies.

The most compelling rationale for conflict with Iran — its potential ability to obtain a nuclear weapon — was removed by the agreement.

You think the Pink song lyric "Don't be fancy, just get dancey" is a compelling rationale for leaving your job and/or spouse.