Sentence examples for of the rationales from inspiring English sources

Greenspan's policies are actually quite Keynesian; so are most of the rationales the Bushies have used for their tax cuts.

Yet one of the rationales for QE is that it discourages investors from holding government bonds and encourages them to dabble in riskier assets.

Competing firms race to be the first to invent new products; one of the rationales for merging with a rival can be to dull this competition.

Though the new company does not intend to raise fares, according to people briefed on the matter, one of the rationales for airline mergers is to cut capacity.

But deteriorating commercial airline service has underscored one of the rationales long cited for flying privately: the efficient use of business time.

In recent decades, many of the rationales for this effective power have involved a broad reading of the President's role as Commander-in-Chief, under Article II of the Constitution.

Part of the rationale for this timetable is obvious.

Much of the rationale for the creation of UKRI makes sense.

Part of the rationale for letting the free agents go was to invest in defense.

But no one outside Iraq's central government is certain of the rationale even now.

That was part of the rationale for bringing craggy Ken Clarke back to the front bench.