Shifting the products, and the risk of default, off the books of the banks and onto these middlemen would ensure that no single bank was too interconnected to fail, the rationale goes.
If the British election produces a minority government, a three-party compromise, or a messy combination of the two, the UK's electoral system will have failed in its primary rationale: to produce strong, stable government.
Having failed to establish a rationale for such expansive measures during the campaign, Democrats were easily caricatured by their adversaries as a bunch of 1970s liberals who would spend money wherever they could.
Contacted via WhatsApp by Refugees Deeply in late January, a Kurdish official who initially pledged to look into the matter failed to provide any rationale for the practice.
He said one of the reasons he opposed the original plan was that "incompetent" officials failed to explain their rationale to residents in the first place.
The review found that "the DEA did not consistently follow its policy or process and failed to document the rationale for its decisions" to reward employees who committed "significant misconduct" or were the subject of ongoing investigations.
They failed to develop any rationale to exclude lead paint as a prominent source of lead exposure and should have included a measure of it in their models.
Several studies failed to specify the rationale used for the selection of the ingredients of their formula or the dose [ 22].
One example was continuation of PIMs in patients that prescribers had inherited from colleagues where the former failed to question the rationale used by the latter in prescribing such drugs.
I will next argue that the rationales fail; so, absent a self-evident reciprocity principle, another rationale must be supplied.
This rationale fails to explain this duty (Beauchamp and Childress 2008, 118; compare Manson and O'Neill 2007, 82 3).
