These together with the circulars the MoES has kept sending to the school administrators urging them not to expel pregnant girls from school, are starting to change the community mindset to embrace the rationale for re-entry of pregnant girls or child mothers.
"We are now living, I think, through a similar transition," he writes, because the blank slate, like the medieval church's tidy hierarchy of the cosmos, is "a doctrine that is widely embraced as a rationale for meaning and morality and that is under assault from the sciences of the day".
Rosen (1994, 161 163), as well as Monton and van Fraassen (2003, 407 408), offers an additional rationale for the constructive empiricist's embrace of empirical adequacy rather than truth as the hallmark of the belief component of theory acceptance.
Physiologically, the allostatic approach of the HIRREM intervention overlaps with the rationale for exercise treatment for PPCS, in that both embrace the importance of recovering neural and cardiovascular regulatory competence.
The rationale for withdrawing was articulated best by Popper, who argued that science needed to embrace uncertainty and abandon the desire "to be right" ([ 23] p. 280-281).
By openly discussing the rationale for state-of-the-art and alternative treatments, side effects and outcomes, Amish and Mennonite families can embrace state-of-the-art medical therapies, with significant positive results.
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?
