We argue that the modern diversity rationale lies at some distance from her arguments, but that we have good reason to reorient affirmative action to keep her original position in view, even as it continues to move forward.
Rationalization of the choice of McIlvaine as a hostage or his precise relevance to the Ghana-Guinea dispute tends to obscure the rationale of modern hostage-taking by small nations... Hostage taking might spread throughout the civilized world with everyone seizing everyone else.
Instead of worrying about a higher inflation target, policymakers should question the very rationale behind modern monetary policy.
This has always been the rationale of modern conservatives for downsizing government.
RHYTHM asserted itself behind multiple rationales in modern classical music.
But the early modern gunner had no provable rationale for his preferences, and in the 18th century European armies standardized on fine-grained musket powder for cannon as well as small arms.
In this review article, we provide a detailed and comprehensive discussion of the rationale for using modern IMRT techniques to spare the subgranular zone of the hippocampus during cranial irradiation.
In 2008, Li Changchun, the party leader responsible for propaganda, summed up China's rationale: "In the modern age, whichever nation's communication methods are most advanced, whichever nation's communication capacity is strongest... has the most power to influence the world".
At the time of the first studies in the 1970s, the idea of 'lung rest' (that is, using low tidal volume) [ 8] had no scientific rationale, and the modern concepts of 'baby lung' (that is, lower dimensions of the normally aerated tissue) [ 9], VILI, and protective ventilation did not yet exist.
