Sentence examples for public rationale from inspiring English sources
"It's an unusual public rationale for serious newspaper people, that's for sure," said Jay Rosen, a journalism professor at New York University.
Prior to Mr. Bush's departure for Europe, Ms. Rice gave the public rationale for the trip in a speech to the National Press Club, a general overview of the Bush foreign policy.
A distinct edge of disappointment had entered discussion of the war, though, because the main public rationale for it — that Saddam Hussein had a store of deadly weapons — hadn't been proved.
Perhaps because she feels at home with matters to do with a household pocketbook, Mrs. Megawati did offer a public rationale for the price increases, which were intended to reduce government subsidies.
But even if you try to take the administration at its word, there's a problem: the public rationale for tax cuts has shifted repeatedly over the past three years.
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The government also offers a public health rationale for the beer tax.
That collective desire — paired with Mr. Bloomberg's persistent personal ambition — still lacked a public service rationale, but then came the decimation of the New York financial sector.
Marc Lipsitch, professor of epidemiology at Harvard School of Public Health, said: "I am worried that this signals a growing trend to make transmissible novel viruses willy-nilly, without strong public health rationale.
Re "Public Health or Public Relations" (Week in Review, Oct. 21): There is no public health rationale for the federal government to override Bayer's patent on Cipro.
The public American rationale for certification was that the continued flow of American weapons and ammunition to Pakistan would reassure its leadership that it could rely on conventional arms, and thus have no need to go nuclear.
