The candidacies — at least in retrospect — seemed to provide voters with a logical rationale.
He said there was "no logical rationale" behind closing the station, which had an average weekly reach of 695,000 listeners in the final three months of last year.
England did not pick the strongest squad possible but that was a decision with a logical rationale behind it and one in line with other teams.
In response, the Trump Administration had offered nothing no logical rationale, no indication, even, of a "deliberative process" behind the order.
"At this time," Dr. Porcari said, "there is no scientific evidence or logical rationale to suggest that drinking superoxygenated water can in any way increase the amount of oxygen in the bloodstream".
Bacon, who presents a Saturday afternoon show on 6 Music as well as a weekday afternoon show on BBC Radio 5 Live, said: "There's no logical rationale behind any decision [if that's true] to close 6 Music.
Instead of espousing reasonable, moderate solutions to complicated problems (ala the Democratic Leadership Council of old), they have chased the illusion of compromise while often failing to provide a logical rationale for their stated objectives.
She refuses to believe that the snatcher is a stranger, "someone lurching out of nowhere, out of dreaming space" — as if an act of violence had to have a logical rationale.
People need more than a logical rationale for change.
However, if someone attempts to theatrically manipulate your anger and emotions by identifying with you as a chum, a pal, or just another fellow victim of the status quo, then they're doing that to make up for their lack of hard facts and logical rationale.
According to the Global Initiative on Psychiatry chief executive Robert van Voren, the political abuse of psychiatry in the USSR arose from the conception that people who opposed the Soviet regime were mentally sick since there was no other logical rationale why one would oppose the sociopolitical system considered the best in the world.
