With a sense of certainty that Mr. Bush had won and a rationale from conservative scholars, they vowed to press the legal battle they began just hours before.
With an almost righteous sense of certainty that Mr. Bush had won, a legal rationale from conservative scholars and the swagger of street fighters, they vowed to press forward with the legal battle they began just hours before.
In a Nov. 5 NewsBusters post, Ken Shepherd complained that, on MSNBC's "Hardball," Salon's Joan Walsh was "imagining the rationale of conservative critics" in their criticizing of the purported cost of Obama's trip to India.
With retired Justice Sandra Day O'Connor looking on from the audience, Roberts and his fellow conservative justices savaged the rationale she put forward in her landmark 2003 opinion upholding race-conscious admissions practices.
But the Justice Department's move appeared aimed at helping win over public opinion in a case in which even some conservatives have questioned the rationale for locking up Mr. Padilla indefinitely in military custody.
"The rationale, from the conservative line, is that there's a lot of waste in education spending, that there are students who take five, six, seven years to graduate," said Brian Nickerson, director of the Michaelian Institute at Pace University in White Plains and a professor of political science there.
In a decision years ago, the conservative justice upheld the legal rationale undergirding fair share fees, seemingly agreeing with unions that the fees were necessary to prevent workers from free-riding.
An example of a basic factor is 'acceptable' deformity, which may for some be an underlying rationale for predominantly conservative treatment, and earlier mobilisation, provided functionality is not compromised.
Allowing same-sex couples to marry also seemed typically British in its incrementalism: they had gained the right to enter civil partnerships in 2005.There was a political rationale for the Conservatives, too.
