Sentence examples for rationale that has from inspiring English sources

So suggests one rationale that has been going the rounds.

Precisely the rationale that has been discredited before.

He lowers himself to the same simplistic, revenge-driven rationale that has been fuelling this conflict for so many years.

"The policy agenda of this administration continues to be hostile to the uses of aid and the rationale that has defined it for decades," added Morris.

And it is this rationale that has led the creators of the Liberty Basketball Association, a new professional league for women, to lower the height of the rim and reduce the size of the ball.

"The rationale that has been given by the mayor of Tower Hamlets is that the sale is to delay a gap in terms of costs that the council faces on services," said Ali, who opposes the decision to sell the sculpture.

"It's more about relevance," she said — a retrofitted rationale that had done little to quell the outrage.

Indeed, "a majority of the justices seemed content to leave in place the broad outlines of a regulatory structure built on rationales that have been undermined," Mr. Liptak wrote.

In the meantime, though, a majority of the justices seemed content to leave in place the broad outlines of a regulatory structure built on rationales that have been undermined.

They trace the aims and rationales that have guided the inculcation of patriotism in American schools over the years, the methods by which schools have sought to cultivate patriotism, and the conceptions of patriotism at work in those aims, rationales, and methods.

It is time to turn away from retrospective and observational studies or meta-analysis and test the plausible rationales that have been put forth.