Sentence examples for rationale that it would from inspiring English sources
There is no ethical dimension to Kardashian's defence of her marriage, merely the rationale that it would have made bad commercial sense to have faked it.
Three months ago, when his former budget director, Peter R. Orszag, proposed extending all the tax cuts for two years — with the rationale that it would be easier to kill them all in 2012 — it was greeted with derision at the highest levels of the administration.
Economists such as Thomas Piketty and Emmanuel Saez have shown that this has been going on for decades--since the 1970s, really, when high income tax brackets began to be lowered under the rationale that it would boost economic growth.
The rationale is that it would expand its ability to gain a greater share of the national advertising market – regional newspapers take a portion of major advertisers' national campaign budgets.
Its supporters' rationale was that it would bring more people to the polls and "promote representative democracy," as California told the justices, by guaranteeing that "candidates will be more representative of the electorate and more broadly reflect the views of the voters".
The rationale is that it would somehow be inappropriate to challenge the actual child.
The rationale was that it would help keep students from poor families in school, where they could learn the basics.
The rationale was that it would save money and that the students would benefit from the expanded offerings of the larger school district.
I seem, dimly, to remember the rationale was that it would just be nice to have a bit of a change.
After causing quite a kerfuffle the other day by effectively blocking some Windows Phone users from accessing Google Maps in-browser, Google has released a statement (obtained by The Next Web) clarifying its rationale and promising that it would soon fix the issue.
The unionist rationale for FFA is that it would normalise Scottish politics and help to reflect Scottish wishes within the union.
