The rationale for closing Lewisham hospital was that Lewisham patients would have boosted Woolwich or Bromley hospitals' incomes.
The Smith Institute's latest report – Rebuilding the relationship between affordable housing and philanthropy – argues that "there is a pressing rationale for closer collaboration and learning from each other".
On paper, Watford council's rationale for closing Farm Terrace may sound reasonable, even though the plots have been there since 1896 and have statutory protection.
"We are pleased to see that the committee acknowledges the government's rationale for closing the very expensive and centralised EMA scheme.
It said the trustees apparently discussed their rationale for closing the hospital in that private meeting, while being circumspect at a subsequent public session, which the complaint described as "perfunctory".
City officials explained on Friday that the rationale for closing schools was not to slow the spread of virus, but to protect particularly vulnerable people — very young children, the elderly, pregnant women and those with a chronic medical condition like asthma or diabetes — from exposure to the flu at the affected schools.
But while he found no problems with safety or the rationale for closing Engine 261, Justice Starkey said the city should have given 45 days notice to Community Board 8 in Manhattan, since the firehouse serves Roosevelt Island, part of the board's jurisdiction.
Mr. Winters loves the history of Willow Run but hates what he views as corporate hypocrisy: G.M. asked for government help on the one hand and then appealed to free-market rationales for closing shop.
As indicated above, three different and conflicting rationales for closing schools emerged in the 2009 H1N1 outbreak: (1) limiting spread of the virus in the community, (2) protecting vulnerable children, and (3) reacting to staff shortages or children kept at home because parents feared they would become infected.
Three different rationales for closing schools during a public health emergency emerged in the 2009 H1N1 outbreak: (1) limiting spread of the virus in the community, (2) protecting vulnerable children, and (3) reacting to staff shortages or children kept at home because of infection or parents' fears of infection.
