When some of the memorandums were disclosed, the administration tried to distance itself from the rationale for the harsher treatment.
But Dean's contrition did not include a retreat from the rationale of his message, which was a tactical and philosophical, if wishful, argument for inclusiveness.
The present implementation of the model therefore deviates somewhat from the rationale on which it is based.
The principle behind conditionality does not differ significantly from the rationale behind sanctions regimes, such as those employed against apartheid South Africa, Rhodesia, and (currently) Iran.
Departing from this rationale, we discuss features of groupware technology that permit change by being flexible, and evoke redefining by engaging the user more actively.
In fact, this increase of informativeness may just follow from the rationale of pragmatics instead of hai: The more propositions the speaker uttered for a topic, the more information he provided.
The justification for such a severe move is from a rationale that identifies an ecological crisis as the prime driver and draws on the convergence principle in modernization theory.
In reality, no real attempt whatsoever has been made to examine the links between rules and shapes in greater depth; likewise there has been no attempt to conceive a true spatial framework, to escape from the rationale of the "collage city" (Rowe and Koetter 1978).
You know what's missing from the rationale?
