Sentence examples for has its rationale from inspiring English sources

Silence has its rationale.

The renewed focus on the use of LHWs has its rationale primarily in the recognition that service needs, particularly in remote and underprivileged communities, are not met by existing health services [ 2].

The contingentist may reply that, even though the counterfactual robustness of the laws is grounded in a convention, that convention may not be arbitrary, but may have its rationale in certain features of the laws that make them, in some sense, objectively important (Sidelle 2002), e.g., the fact that they relate to particularly pervasive and conspicuous patterns in the history of the world.

But each tax break has its own rationale and fierce defenders.

They account for the validity of arguments; but Adams's logic has its own rationale, without them.

Taken as a whole, these regulations aren't necessarily coherent, but each component has its own rationale from providing affordable housing to maintaining scenic views or sunlight.

But the film industry has its own rationale, which in this case was the speculation of starting some sort of a franchise.

China, of course, has its own rationales for its military buildup.

As one might suspect, this rationale has its limits.

Each of his confrontations with corporate executives had its own rationale.

But this rationale, too, has its critics.