Sentence examples for rationale for arguing from inspiring English sources

The resolution is used by the Palestinians as the rationale for arguing that Palestinian refugees must be allowed to return to Israel.

The State Department's legal adviser, however, appears to have leaned heavily on a national-security rationale for arguing that the White House could continue to supply aid.

The rationale for arguing that special policy attention be given to rural health care is based on the disparities in access and health outcomes between rural and urban settings (2).

On this rationale there is no room for arguing that duress should be excluded in cases of physically disabling a victim.

Many analysts and investors have been sceptical about the rationale for the deal, arguing that Coupe and his team could be overburdened by taking on a business in decline.

For some public universities, Harvard's move provided a rationale to argue for more state assistance to hold the line on student costs.

Mr Imron apparently still argues that bombings could be legitimate in Indonesia if there were sufficient public support for them.The police's rationale for letting him argue this is that his fairly extreme views give him more credibility among his "pupils" than someone more moderate and pro-establishment could ever have.

"The particular rationale she argued for was the needs of the globalization of business," said Bill Lann Lee, former director of the Justice Department's civil rights division.

McDonnell's attorneys have latched on to that legal rationale to argue that doing small favors for big donors is protected under the 1st Amendment.

"By that rationale," he argued, "you could write off Picasso and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle".

A recent critical analysis of the Australian government's rationale for its vaccination policy argued that, " vaccine choice [ is] a human rights issue" [ 35].