Sentence examples for deepest rationales from inspiring English sources

The laws proposed by Zeev Elkin, Danny Danon and many others violate one of the deepest rationales of liberal democracy: to avoid what the great observer of Democracy, Alexis de Tocqueville, called the danger of the tyranny of the majority; to protect open and critical discussion as well as the rights of minorities.

But ENGO inclusion does not necessarily contribute to broader aims of representational legitimacy or to the deeper rationales of the technology assessment approaches that appear to have inspired the EC's changing ambitions for the use of expertise.

There is a deeper rationale as well, he said.

Given the likelihood of a confused, mistrustful public, it is hard to find any deep rationale for a 4% target.

Structure and content of teacher education depend on a deeper rationale, which is a result of cultural boundaries.

Those who wish to draw a line between different sorts of moral luck must offer a deeper rationale for doing so than has yet been offered.

He was only beginning to hint at the deeper rationale.

Sanders hinted at a deeper rationale, however, when he noted that in opposing a middle-class tax hike, Clinton is "disagreeing with FDR and Social Security, LBJ on Medicare".

A follow-up study is required to understand the deeper rationale behind these differences and barriers and how local experts can be assisted with relevant implementation advice.

In addition to this methodological reason, there is a deeper rationale: Because life and death differ in their absolute meaning, preferences towards health care resource allocation involving both categories are likely to follow and mix distinctive ethical rules as if only one category was concerned.

It smacks of Monday-morning quarterbacking to point out that the deep strategic rationale underlying Qwest's bid for U S West was not crystal clear when it was announced last summer.