It held that the key question is whether or not, in the context of publication of matters of public interest, the rationale behind the Reynolds privilege ought to apply such that constitutional free speech is the rule and restrictions on this right are the exception.
At the time, it was thought that the Blacks were Jacobites, with Sir Robert Walpole encouraging these ideas to advance his own interests; the rationale for the Act has been described as "at least as much to do with the hysteria induced by Walpole...as with any need for new powers to fight deer-stealing".
However, its study only gains empirical interest if a rationale for the MA behavior can be envisioned.
Given that refugees in asylum countries tend to remain for an average of 17 years [ 45], there is a strong national interest and humanitarian rationale for ensuring universal access to HIV treatment and care, promoting optimal outcomes among all vulnerable groups and developing a consensus approach to achieving these goals [ 46].
In Obama's telling on Monday, those interests are the rationale for federal expenditures on teachers and roads and scientific research projects; they are the justification for payments to retirees, disabled workers, and Hurricane Sandy victims.
Indeed, we have never held that moral disapproval, without any other asserted state interest, is a sufficient rationale under the Equal Protection Clause to justify a law that discriminates among groups of persons.....
States and non-state actors continue to use force in their own interest, and almost any rationale can be used to claim that this is done in legitimate self-defense.
We understand the rationale and interest behind this comment.
The doctrine of national interests offers a permanent rationale for going your own way -- no matter what the world says.
The Federal Reserve, of course, is using the jump in energy prices as its latest rationale for interest-rate hikes.
