Sentence examples for rationale put forward by from inspiring English sources

Let's say you and a friend were texting each other about this geopolitical train wreck, and that you happened to be a senior analyst of Russian foreign policy at a major university, you might think that your texts would be worth publishing — at least that's the rationale put forward by Blake Ian, Tawkers' multi-hyphenate musician-producer-marketing-and-tech-entrepreneur founder.

Thus the rationale put forward by reviewer #1 that the XI pathway is preferred is not obvious.

The rationale put forward by interviewees as to why diabetes was assigned an EAG was in line with the three streams in the Multiple Streams Theory (Table  1).

One rationale put forth by social psychologists for this phenomenon is that moral behaviour is like a monetary currency.

In one strand of the literature, the market failure rationale is considered as a valid although insufficient justification for policy intervention that therefore needs to be complemented by the arguments put forward by the systemic failure rationale.

However, as put forward by the authors, the rationale of the current study is to provide a direct and a more definitive evidence that IgG3 antibodies are important in the spontaneous renal disease of MRL/lpr mice, using mice with genetic deficiency in the capacity to synthesize IgG3 antibodies.

The convoluted rationale for the decision to discard evolutionary conservation and constraint as the arbiters of functionality put forward by a lead ENCODE author (Stamatoyannopoulos 2012) is groundless and self-serving.

The group issued a statement saying that the objective of the new settlement was "without doubt to undercut the rationale of the 2000 Clinton Proposal, namely the division of Jerusalem into two capitals," referring to an idea put forward by President Bill Clinton.

There is a divide in the current discourse on euthanasia between, on the one hand, the emotional arguments put forward by people who have participated in the euthanasia process, and, on the other, the libertarian rationales for legislative support of euthanasia as a civil right.

It was put forward by Egypt and other Arab League members.

That notion was put forward by Audrey Bartis, a semiotician.