Sentence examples for rationale for returning from inspiring English sources
Most contacts cite Putin's desire to control the political sphere as his main rationale for returning.
It is unclear if the US will do anything more to aid the residual population of Mount Sinjar, which played a central role in Obama's rationale for returning the US to war in Iraq.
Health is a key consideration in Welfare to Work policies, and it is widely cited as part of the rationale for returning IB recipients to work, yet the relative benefits and harms of PAS are unknown.
And as Democrats seek a rationale not merely for returning to power, but for fundamentally changing — or changing back — the relationship between America's government and its citizens, Mr. Krugman's arguments will prove vital in the months and years ahead.
Other rationales for not returning data include concerns regarding misuse of data as a clinical tool, and potentially burdensome participant requests for assistance with data interpretation.
Suddenly, it seemed, a comedy with a strictly commercial rationale for a return to Broadway -- the hilarious original in 1983, starring Dorothy Loudon, Victor Garber and Deborah Rush, remains fresh in many theatergoers' minds -- had a kind of mission.
"The only rationale for Zinni's return at this time is the U.S. need to calm the Palestinian arena by way of preparing the ground for an attack on Iraq," he wrote.
Only after April 2015, when the first GMO corn crop was harvested, did the country's two biggest print newspapers, Tuoi Tre and Thanh Nien, run stories questioning the feasibility of cultivating GMOs and the rationale for Monsanto's return.
But the defect in HS2's rationale will return.
The third, and perhaps the most provocative, question: What is the economic rationale for the difference in returns?
Later, a deputy for Mr. Spicer emailed that all presidents undergo automatic I.R.S. audits, meaning that Mr. Trump now has a blanket rationale for never releasing the returns if he chooses to maintain his current course.
