Sentence examples for founding rationales from inspiring English sources
This was one of the UN's founding rationales.
Especially since the fall of the Soviet Union, which removed NATO's founding rationale for existing.
Ensuing discussions during training provide a platform from which to introduce the scientific literature on which the GROS founds its rationale.
In recent years, the observations on bilateral native nephrectomy as antihypertensive treatment founded the rationale for catheter-based renal denervation (RDN) in non-renal transplant patients [ 5].
By a five-to-four vote, the Court eliminated what grade-school children have traditionally been taught was one of the key rationales for founding the United States in the first place.
Although the matched cohort method is founded on biologic rationale to match patients, clinical judgement may sometimes fail to adjust for all important determinants of outcome.
The methodology for doing systematic reviews is well developed nowadays and well described for instance in the Cochrane handbook for reviewers, but a well founded methodology and rationale for performing a systematic review of reviews is currently lacking, especially with regard to the ways of synthesizing data.
Indeed, founding father Alexander Hamilton spoke at length about the rationale for this provision of the Constitution in Federalist Paper #76.
This system can be termed 'techno-centric', being founded on a centralizing and hierarchic rationale in which the center controls what is done locally through technocratic and technological power networks.
Explained Vice President Al Gore: "Everyone realizes that a military alliance, when faced with a fundamental change in the threat for which it was founded, either must define a convincing new rationale or become decrepit".
