Sentence examples for of its rationale from inspiring English sources

The resignation had appeared credible in large part because of its rationale and timing.

Part of its rationale was that none of this would shock you because you have never expected much online privacy.

They "were abandoning their traditional hunter-gatherer lifestyle," and even hunting with guns and horses, the government argued in a written explanation of its rationale.

Better still would be to follow Warsh's recommendation to promptly release a three-part policy statement made up of the decision, a summary of its rationale, and individual MPC votes.

Mr. Case devised the merger, and two senior executives who worked closely with him said that he might view the deletion as a repudiation of its rationale or an erasure of his accomplishment.

The United States has repeatedly cited a threat from North Korea as part of its rationale for wanting to build a shield, which Russia opposes for fear it would challenge its own arsenal and scuttle an important arms control agreement with the United States.

It was argued on Dec. 1 and decided three days later with a unanimous decision that told the Florida court to do a better job of explaining its rationale for the extension.

Neil Crompton, the Foreign Office Middle East director, accused Russia of changing its rationale for intervention in Syria and said the dominant defeated forces in eastern Aleppo had been moderate fighters and not, as Russia claimed, the supporters of al-Nusra, the al-Qaida-linked Syrian group.

As for the show, it has long since lost much of its consumerist rationale – what might be called the "will-it-fit-in-your-garage?" school of covering cars, and that is a pity.

The 3 additional items were the reporting of 1) reference standard and its rationale of, 2) definition of and rationale for the units, cut-offs and/or categories of tests results and 3) estimates of diagnostic accuracy and measures of statistical uncertainty.

Faith in the welfare system has been grievously undermined by the erosion of the contributory principle that was part of its original rationale.