Sentence examples for rationale for more from inspiring English sources
ESPN is largely responsible for building the rationale for more regular-season N.F.L. pregame programming.
As someone who commutes by bicycle into Manhattan, I would normally applaud any scientific rationale for more bike lanes.
Both boys were convicted of Bulger's murder, and the eerie images of his final walk were played incessantly on the news, solidifying the rationale for more cameras.
TierneyLab From John Tierney's blog, nytimes.com/tierneylab I would normally applaud any scientific rationale for more bike lanes, but some calculations in a recent issue of The Lancet make me uncomfortable.
The rationale for more immigration was spelled out in Gordon Brown's pre-Budget report in 2002, which announced not just an expansion of the highly skilled migrant programme, designed to attract the brightest and best foreign workers into Britain in order to make good skills shortages, but an approval of all forms of immigration.
Results provide a strong rationale for more detailed molecular genetic studies to elucidate mechanisms underlying inter-individual differences in pain sensitivity and analgesic opioid responses.
"One of our reasons for doing this is to get an underpinning in neuroscience to strengthen the rationale for doing more studies, more trials on patients, and we are trying to gear up to do that in the next year.
The more favourable clinicopathological characteristics provide a rationale for the more conservative surgical approach and less frequent administration of adjuvant therapy in screen detected tumours.
And second, the economic rationale for producing more college graduates is murky.
Shorris told me that "there was no rationale" for adding more officers in order to fight crime, since New York "is the safest major city in the U.S.
But the report does examine the legal rationale for detaining more than 700 foreigners after counterterrorism sweeps, along with their access to lawyers, the length of their confinement and their treatment.
