Sentence examples for rationale began from inspiring English sources

According to city planners, the rationale began with a calculation by Brookfield that mechanical space had increased in the building.

That rationale began to disintegrate when national Democratic leaders broke with the party's Southern wing and aligned with the cause of civil rights.

That is the definition of victory that we've been striving for all along (or, at least, since the rationale began, after those pesky WMDs failed to turn up).

"I have a basic disagreement," he told me, "with the underlying rationale that began in the Clinton Administration about the concentration of economic wealth".

Instead he used carefully chosen words to praise General Allen but also to provide a rationale for beginning the inquiry.

With scores of thousands of Iraqis dead, an Islamist theocracy in prospect for part, if not the whole, of the country, and the possibility of civil war growing, even the humanitarian rationale has begun to wither.

To our knowledge no such proteins have been described to date, but our findings provide a rationale to begin searching for plant-produced inhibitors of this enzyme.

By coinciding with the decline it provided Bush with a rationale for beginning the drawdown of American forces".

By this rationale, the current campaign began well for Labour, whose intellectual sluggishness was compensated by some unusually blue skies.The weather's effect on polling day itself is, according to electoral lore, more partisan.

Using this rationale, the Blelloch laboratory began to address the mechanism by which ESC miRNAs enhance reprogramming.

Is any rationale given for why it began to produce and/or market the product at that time?