Sentence examples for dangerous rationale from inspiring English sources

Under the dangerous rationale of the Supreme Court's majority, a company could refuse to cover any form of contraception on religious grounds.

Mr. Noel's lack of remorse and lying to the grand jury when he denied knowing that Bane was potentially dangerous, satisfied the rationale for the maximum, he said.

It is possible to see a rationale for detaining certain dangerous individuals for long periods without trial.

If the proponents of that war support Trump's apparent willingness to either risk or seek war, they would be giving the Administration's dangerous approach credibility and Congress a rationale to go along.

When some of the rescued miners spoke to the press, they were blunt about their rationale for doing such dangerous work: they felt there was little choice, even though one miner claimed he had never witnessed a single safety inspection.

Three objectives are often cited as a rationale for punishment: removal of dangerous persons from society; rehabilitation; deterrence.

America's underlying rationale was that Arab dictatorships fostered dangerous radicalism by denying young Muslims normal outlets for expression.

Offshore processing, so went the rationale, will put an end to dangerous voyages and the queue-jumping that denies "genuine" refugees a place in Australia.

"What other discredited and dangerous therapies would they allow under that flawed rationale?" While HRC's efforts have thus far had little effect at Psychology Today, a change in the law would make a difference, Frank said.

Forward-looking rationales include deterring crime, protecting society from dangerous persons, and rehabilitation of criminals.

This dangerous and ill-informed mindset also explains the mayor's rationale for promoting the development of new sources of carbon emissions such as aviation expansion and fracking.