Sentence examples for rationale for denying from inspiring English sources

So what is the rationale for denying compensation?

Like all his Democratic colleagues, Reid scoffed at the Republicans' rationale for denying the votes.

They have the faint ring of an insurer's rationale for denying a claim.

If more children are granted three legal parents, what is our rationale for denying these families the rights and protections of marriage?

If the rationale for denying marital rights is that marriage is supposed to be an institution that promotes procreation, then what about infertile or deliberately childless or elderly couples, whom no one would prevent from marrying?

After all, the rationale for denying the fans in the stands a closer look at a disputed call, not "showing up" the umpires, would evaporate when calls are being made by officials at a distant site.

Now that explicit anti-gay animus is an albatross, those who oppose gay civil rights are driven to invent ever loopier rationales for denying those rights, whether in the military or in marriage.

In interviews with voters, Crossroads strategists picked up on some common sentiments that they concluded could provide a clear rationale for voters to deny Mr. Obama a second term.

The Bush administration has now provided the rationale for its lamentable decision to deny California permission to develop its own stricter rules to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles.

'We hated not knowing,' the workers complain, denied any potentially actionable rationale for which of them might be next to 'walk Spanish down the hall'.

L.A. Unified has not yet released its rationale for recommending that the schools' renewal requests be denied.