The frequently used "mistaken" or "unintended" rationale for choice of actions [ 19, 23, 24] due to lack of knowledge, justifies the relevance of a tentative curricula of mandatory topics for all participants to go through.
The American people wholeheartedly support our troops who were mistakenly sent there, but not the initial or continuing irrational reasons for their being there, nor Mr. Bush's unreasonable, stubborn and mistaken stay-the-course rationale for keeping them there.
A second, more radical possible conclusion is that the DN account of the goal or rationale of explanation is mistaken in some much more fundamental way and that the DN model does not even state necessary conditions for successful explanation.
Again, the rationale is not ridiculous: a lie is more grave than an untruth, which can be merely a mistaken conviction, and it implies conscious intention to deceive rather than inward-turning self-deception.
The first mistake was his rationale for resigning as chief executive of Enron.
Nevertheless, all the great despots of the past have seized upon a single happening or mistake to create a rationale for going to war and Mr. Lamborn has acted in that tradition.
For Scowcroft, the principle is clear: by pragmatic standards, a humanitarian intervention without a strategic rationale is a mistake.
One of the biggest mistakes that people make in influencer marketing is not having a valid rationale for why you are reaching out to each person, and what the purpose of the outreach is.
Sadly, thinking that he was avoiding all of the mistakes of the Clinton administration, he recreated Bill Clinton's approach of making too rationale a case for health care reform, instead of a moral one.
