Sentence examples for rationale for banning from inspiring English sources
There is no rationale for banning cigarette advertisements when unhealthy food is now a much bigger cause of death in the UK.
This was not an end in itself — Washington's sanctions list was important for making the argument to the social networks, and for providing them with a rationale for banning Kadyrov.
An Apple spokeswoman, Trudy Muller, declined to explain the rationale for banning charitable solicitations via apps, saying only, "We are proud to have many applications on our App Store which accept charitable donations via their Web sites".
"It was the beginning of the rationale for banning gay people, since the task of banning gay conduct had proven to be perilous, and had inadvertently thrown light on how easily 'normal' men could end up in the jaws of a homosexual rapport," he says.
The rationale for banning these devices has been that they might interfere with cockpit communications, but the research supporting this concern has long been suspect.
So the rationale for banning them is because they cause a disturbance - the side benefit being you will now once again have to go the museum shop to get your copy of your favourite picture.
Still, there are plenty of compelling rationales for banning or restricting pornography: feminist arguments (about exploitation of women), sex-positive arguments (about providing unrealistic and even harmful models of sex to virginal minors), and even anti-chafing arguments (about the industry's role in driving pubic hair to the edge of extinction).
Hence the rationale for bans being served immediately.
For enlightenment, you have to go back to one of the more tortured rationales ever advanced for banning same-sex marriage — but one which has, nonetheless, had success at the state level.
While the rationale for the ban on bake sales was student health, the raffle ban was judged to be a potential legal liability.
"The rationale for the ban seemed to shift from one day to the next," he said.
