Sentence examples for primary rationales from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush's primary rationales for his veto tend to disintegrate when examined closely.
It is unclear whether the model of a supersize company will be shelved, but executives will certainly want to re-examine one of primary rationales behind it — diversification.
One of the primary rationales for the blockade offered by Israeli officials is the need to create a material and political gap between the West Bank, run by the Fatah-dominated Palestinian Authority, and Gaza, run by Hamas.
Oil, greed, oil, greed, oil, greed are the primary rationales guiding most U.S. foreign policy initiatives - essentially using whoever it takes.
"NATO lost its primary rationale on the day the Warsaw Pact closed up business.
Mr. Bush only glancingly mentioned the banned weapons, which were his primary rationale for going to war with Iraq.
Many people place little stock in the episode as the primary rationale for his actions.
The mandate of Franklin's post office was narrow; its primary rationale was to sustain the fledging revolutionary movement.
Today, the primary rationale for keeping Guantánamo open is to maintain the detention camp, a sorry justification if ever there was one.
Although President Bush finally admitted Sunday night that his primary rationale for invading Iraq was wrong, he continues to misrepresent domestic opposition to the occupation.
Mark R. Freeman, chief investment officer at the Westwood Holdings Group, notes that the primary rationale for rebalancing is to manage the overall risk of a portfolio.
