Sentence examples for in its rationale from inspiring English sources

In this paper, it is maintained that this approach is contradictory in its rationale and even in the terminology it uses.

Although divided in its rationale, the court was decisive in rejecting the administration's core legal argument that the executive branch has the last word in imposing open-ended detention on citizens and noncitizens alike.

The project, situated on 5.8 hectares, or 14.3 acres, surrounding a defunct Foster's brewery on the edge of the city's financial district, is simple in its rationale, but not its aesthetic.

But the Fed's language in its rationale sowed doubt as to whether further rate cuts were in the offing.

Two recent outside evaluations of EPSCoR have urged NSF to rethink the program, pointing to a "drift" in its rationale, eligibility criteria that allow more than half the states to participate, and a philosophy that enables states to remain in the program indefinitely.

The Bowl Championship Series methodology was flawed, but until the committee is more reliable in its rationale, this system won't be much better. .

Although this guidance was developed for the evaluation of persistence of PPPs in field studies, in principle, its rationale and approach should also be applicable to other types of substances.

Batt and Welbourne 2002) and in particular its rationale that there has been a sea change in contemporary labor and product markets away from oligopolistic markets, mass production approaches to work organization, and conflictual labor relations.

All team and SEC members reported having enough time to share trial information at the start of a trial as very important when conducting a trial to enable volunteers to ask questions and have them answered by the research team, to help them understand the study they are involved in and its rationale.

A1 UNEASE IN EUROPE -- Prime Minister Tony Blair began another diplomatic mission -- this time to the Middle East -- but in Britain and elsewhere in Europe, public unease with the course of the war in Afghanistan and its rationale was on the rise.

Prime Minister Tony Blair began yet another diplomatic mission today -- this time to the Middle East -- but at home and elsewhere in Europe, public unease with the course of the war in Afghanistan and its rationale was on the rise.