They should be providing a rationale for government policy, the way military intelligence advisers did in the run-up to the Iraq invasion.
Either he could get credit for providing a rationale for what was already the government's de-facto policy or his recommendations could be harnessed to purposes he did not endorse.
Still, the International Monetary Fund on Friday evening in Washington, ahead of a release scheduled for Monday, published its assessment of Spanish banks, providing a rationale for the weekend rescue deal.
Providing a rationale for ever-increasing government expenditures, Keynesian theory led to growing deficits and unsustainable levels of government debt.
Theory can be considered as a light on social reality – illuminating what is happening and providing a rationale for understanding why it is happening (Tobin 2008).
In this instance, the tutor is explicit about how the suggested change will improve the text, providing a rationale for why such a change is necessary.
As a result, entire switch II is restructured and moved away from the nucleotide binding pocket, providing a rationale for the diminished GTPase activity of EhRabX3.
CDS is effective in reversing and preventing AMPH-induced behavioral and biochemical alterations, providing a rationale for the design of clinical trials investigating CDS׳s possible therapeutic effects.
The identification of conserved residues within ACE and their role in inhibitor binding has highlighted several important features required for ACE inhibition, providing a rationale for the structure-activity relationship of ACE inhibitors.
For the latter notion, prior work has posited that the second-tier portion is more difficult because it involves providing a rationale that goes beyond knowing (Taber and Tan 2011).
A critic of the argument from interpretation, then, might claim that the argument's proponents have not carried their burden of providing a rationale for this premise, on which the argument crucially depends.
