Sentence examples similar to rationale for designating from inspiring English sources

The rationale for having designated smoking areas was based on the premise that second-hand smoke is medically dangerous to nearby people who might inhale the fumes, but just exactly how physically dangerous is second-hand smoke?

This review summarizes the molecular biologic rationale for the adenovirus mutant dl1520 (now designated ONYX-015 or CI-1042), whash has been used to test the possibility of tumour-selective virus replication and it summarizes the ongoing debate over the basic mechanisms involved in replication of ONYX-015.

Part of the rationale for going ahead with the hunt was that it was better to designate the black bear a game animal than a public nuisance.

Jones also believed that McVeigh was part of a larger conspiracy, and sought to present him as "the designated patsy", but McVeigh disagreed with Jones arguing that rationale for his defense.

Crossover is prohibited unless deemed clinically necessary by the investigator and approved by a designated member of the OptiLink HF Executive Committee who will review the rationale for crossovers.

Russian media has described Ahrar al-Sham, which is not a United Nations-designated terrorist group, as "affiliated" with the Nusra Front, building a rationale for attacking them.

Hence another rationale for nationalism.

The rationale for the deal is domestic.

The rationale for this was precautionary.

What would be the rationale for leaving?

What's the rationale for that?