Sentence examples for rationale for granting from inspiring English sources

Some experts on Peru and human rights advocates voiced skepticism about the rationale for granting him Montesinos safe haven.

Mr. Waxman said his committee had requested additional information on the specifics of the felony waivers, the rationale for granting them and the waiver program's track record.

A few minutes later, in an e-mail message to Mr. Paulson, Bernard J. Knight Jr., assistant general counsel at the Treasury, outlined the agency's rationale for granting the waiver.

And while the only rationale for granting sources anonymity is so they will tell you the truth, Sanger, for instance, quotes an unnamed "senior intelligence officer" as saying: "Every time I've looked into a report of numerous civilian deaths, it tracked back to a Pakistani F-16 strike, or something similar".

"We're here to support the customer, and he has an urgent need," said Col. Anthony Bell, a spokesman for the occupation on contracting issues, explaining the rationale for the rapid granting of contracts.

Double standards (I): American policymakers take it for granted that their country's sphere of influence is global, which, in turn, provides the rationale for the deployment of U.S. military forces to scores of countries.

Americans will either win freedoms they have taken for granted back, or curse yet another big industry that uses its economic might and the rationale that all reform is a "job killer" to protect itself at Americans' expense.

I took them for granted.

We take them for granted.

I took everything for granted".

"We take it for granted".