"The market forces, rationale and logic are compelling".
"I understand why all these reports push that button, because it is what policymakers want to hear," Osborne says about the labor force rationale.
Xenophon's "On Horsemanship," written in the fourth century B.C., contains training exercises that are still used in dressage, as well as the sport's ethical rationale: "Anything forced or misunderstood can never be beautiful".
Ironically, then, the Court at bottom is forced to rely on the rationale advanced by the Treasury Department when it proposed the legislation eventually adopted as § 1563(a)(2).
While the rationale for the forced migration might be logical, that doesn't mean it will sit well with users.
Trump makes an emotional, impulsive assertion or decision — and then his underlings are forced into a wild scramble to produce a rationale or justification for it.
Therefore, CSPs are forced to convince the upper management of the rationale, profitability, and robustness to security failure instead of using detailed technical explanations.
That immoral rationale has been offered for travesties from slavery to forced sterilization.
Thus did Blunt swat away the one legitimate rationale for forcing Petraeus from his job because of his affair.
In effect, by locking AT&T in to another 2-year deal, he's given market forces enough time to eliminate the rationale for forcing a carrier into compliance with the new architecture – perhaps within the first year of the extended deal.
If IAG, which owns Spanish carrier Iberia, was forced to sell some Heathrow landing slots owned by Aer Lingus it could undermine the rationale for the deal.
