Sentence examples for later rationale from inspiring English sources

The "new regime" (the government's phrase) was introduced in October 2012, and has never been a success in terms of PR, operating as it does on what my colleague Patrick Butler refers to as a "sanction now, investigate later" rationale.

In any case, the editors would have a right to feel wounded by the charge: a later rationale, for a similar photograph, this one in the Philippines, was that "prudery should not influence the decision" to print images of nudity, and that these photographs were "a true reflection of the customs of the times in those islands".

Following the later rationale, 20 study clusters were included in each site (In Brazil the household survey was limited to 10 clusters due to human resources constraints but the entomological surveys during the dry and wet season were done in all 20 clusters).

When the Administration changed its rationale later on, without ever admitting to the shift, it had every appearance of a bait-and-switch.

Later, offering a rationale for his response, he noted that Horton's picture featured acrylic paint, which had not previously been documented in Pollock's drip paintings.

That is usually how such things are decided, as they are on touchdown carries, and that would be the rationale later on a different ruling, on the second touchdown by Brandon Jacobs that could have been negated — but wasn't — on a fumble.

Also, an extreme early position in a strategy debate can be used later as retroactive rationale for why we "should have done it my way".

The Department of Justice later rejected the rationale cited, The Guardian reported.

Francis later explained his rationale for the move: Francis then named the album Doolittle, from the "Mr. Grieves" lyric "Pray for a man in the middle / One that talks like Doolittle".

Jones would later explain the rationale behind EMI letting Barrett record again: "What was decided was to see what was the strength of Syd's new material, and plan accordingly.

Later, matching Israeli rationales for a ground invasion, the president amended his verbiage by saying: "No nation should accept rockets being fired into its borders or terrorists tunneling into its territory".