It's hard to surmise a boundary-pushing rationale for Apu.
"I understand why all these reports push that button, because it is what policymakers want to hear," Osborne says about the labor force rationale.
Perhaps no moment was more dramatic than when Mr. Obama referred to Sasha's health crisis as an infant in explaining his rationale for pushing health care reform.
Richard L. Hasen, a professor at the University of California, Irvine, and author of "The Voting Wars," said that neither side's ostensible rationale for pushing changes to voting laws should be taken entirely at face value.
In earlier times, the establishment's rationale for pushing them out of the primaries would have been that they'd be unelectable in November.
That's why many agents are always pushing home buying, whatever the rationale of the moment happens to be.
But instead of pushing Congress to pass a new legal rationale, it has chosen to keep leaning on an old one.
But yesterday it emerged that his government, despite the growing national body count, doesn't see "a rationale" for stricter emission limits – and is (still) pushing to weaken European rules.
Last month Germany bumped up its 4,700-strong 4,700-stronge force border00 to stopolicegal entries--an odd way, some think, to prepare forceushing the EU frontier farther east, which is Mr Kohl's favourite rationale for enlargement.
He is most proud, it seems, of the four months he reported on the 1998 deal that gave ESPN a full season of "Sunday Night Football" rights and the financial rationale to push its monthly subscriber fees to enormously high levels.
Indeed, a call for keeping America competitive can come off as little more than a politician's rationale to push whatever policies he supported in the first place.
