And here we have the real rationale laid bare: monarchy is good.
A section of their website titled "Rationale" laid out the ideas behind the group's goal to "restore Biblical law to a devoutly secular population".
What matters, on the background of the autonomy based ethical rationale laid out in this Report, is whether the result of the occurring assistance, namely the death of the patient, is what the patient desires.
They point out that while the president's September 2002 National Security Strategy laid out the rationale for "pre-emptive" war, Iraq presented no immediate threat to our national security.
The need for Catholics to examine their collective conscience is something that this pope has been thinking about for years, and he laid out his rationale for it in a 1994 apostolic letter called "The Coming of the Third Millennium".
Mr. Kass has credentials as a Berkshire bear, having written a piece in March 2008 for TheStreet, "Kass Katch: 11 Reasons to Short Berkshire," that laid out his rationale for betting against the company.
The video, posted Wednesday on a Web site used by North Caucasus militants, also laid out his rationale for targeting the 2014 Winter Olympics, which will draw spectators and athletes from around the world to Sochi, a Black Sea resort town.
MOSCOW — As Russia heads into a season of deepening political uncertainty, Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin laid out his rationale on Wednesday for keeping the public, and the government, in the dark about who would be the country's next president.
Warner Brothers laid out its rationale for firing Mr. Sheen in a letter to his lawyer Martin D. Singer, which included an extensive recounting of what it called "dangerously self-destructive conduct" over the last several years on the show.
On his weekly radio show, Mayor Bloomberg laid out his rationale on why the city, which faces a $4.76 billion budget deficit, would be hard pressed to pay police officers more than the amount currently planned: a roughly 10percentt salary increase over the next two years.
Mr. Godard has yet to comment publicly on Mr. Climent's case, but he laid out the rationale for his opposition to French copyright rules in a recent interview with the cultural magazine Les Inrockuptibles, in which he declared, "There is no such thing as intellectual property".
