Sentence examples for rationale at the from inspiring English sources

Ryan's rationale at the level of principle is sound.

The old rationale at the Bureau of Land Management was to keep wild-horse populations stable.

George O'Grady, the European Tour's chief executive, explained the rationale at the launch of the new trophy.

"I doubt very much that is going to work but I suspect that is the rationale at the heart of all this".

"All this tragedy we have had to live with has given us the sense that we have to react," said Ms. Galvis, who calmly explained her rationale at the school where she is deputy headmistress.

OpenThread is Nest's customised version of Thread, a wireless networking protocol for connected objects in the home that Nest and partners like Samsung and Qualcomm first announced in 2014, with the rationale at the time being that existing protocols like WiFi and Bluetooth were not up to scratch.

The rationale at that time was not to deviate too much from our previous IMRT technique.

The administration's rationale, at odds with the war it is steadily expanding, is to forestall an endless conflict foisted upon it by a bloodthirsty legislature.

Yet all of this presupposes a certain rationale: that at the ballot box Greeks will weigh their options, think logically and vote for the man who has rolled back on almost every pledge he has ever made.

Employing the rationale described at the beginning of the section, when a data stream item (hat {d}_{i}) arrives: Check: It is added to the bucket list (mathcal {L}).

It suggests retention of stragglers in a data set unless there is a technical reason not to do so, based on the rationale that at the 95% level of confidence, there is a reasonable probability (5%) that the straggler could arise from the data set purely due to chance alone.