Sentence examples for looking at the rationale from inspiring English sources

As soon as he took over, he went through the company closely, looking at the rationale behind each unit.

"If we had done this a month and a half ago, we would not be prepared, we would be falling on our face, and we'd be looking at the rationale for what we're doing," said Rep. Bill Pascrell Jr. (D-N.J.).

The Northern Ireland Affairs Committee will run a short inquiry looking at the rationale for the cuts.

So we need to look at the rationale for religious education in the first place to see where worship fits.

The complete publication looks at the rationale for the proposed reform, first exploring the history of the proxy advisory firms—how they came to be, their evolving role in the investment ecosystem, and their conflicts of interest.

"People who feel that members should be bound on matters of conscience by a party vote, well they need to go back and look at the rationale on which our party was founded by Robert Menzies, Guyy said.

She said she would have to "look at the rationale" before deciding how to respond, when asked if she would step down from the frontbench, but said she found it "very difficult to see that any rational decision-maker in the light of what has happened in the last two years could find a place for Mr Livingstone in our party at this moment".

The study looked at the rationale, process, extent and consequences of integration, and drew lessons and conclusions.

But I digress, let's look at the rationale behind the Electoral College as envisioned by Alexander Hamilton (Note: I am aware of the ongoing debate about the roots of the Electoral College and its relevance to today's American society but let's follow the argument).

The current article looks at the rationale behind the development of polycomponent mesopreparations, using NCTF as an example.

It's also worth looking at the business rationale behind many of these proposals.