Sentence examples for initiative whose rationale from inspiring English sources

The Improving Cardiovascular Outcomes in Nova Scotia (ICONS) Study, was a large prospective cohort, disease management initiative whose rationale and methods have been comprehensively described elsewhere[ 9].

There was a "hidden words" round whose rationale I completely failed to catch.

A shortlist for the competition was recently announced, which includes some good architects but whose rationale is not obvious.

Like Christie, Bush once signed a law whose rationale was identical to an idea now proposed by the president.

In his 1988 pamphlet "A Guide to Shatnez," Rabbi Dovid Loebenstein wrote: "There is a body of laws whose rationale the human mind can appreciate.

Opacity: RD item whose rationale, authoring or dependencies are invisible.

RISC is a prospective, observational cohort study whose rationale and methodology have been published previously [38].

She described that as a throwback to a 1990s initiative whose success has been questioned.

Only initiatives whose primary stated political goal is to save human lives are included.

Antibiotic stewardship programs are multidisciplinary initiatives whose primary aim is to optimize antibiotic usage.

Royal still wants a new ballot while Aubry heads a coalition whose only rationale is "Anything but Ségo".