It is, however, the basic decision before us and it is its rationale that the government challenges.
The central bank's rationale, that the cloudy economic picture abroad will weaken future demand, smacks of a directional hunch.
Olson and Boies will aim to show that the motivation for Proposition 8 could only have been animus a rationale that the Court does not look kindly on.
In particular, he said, Russian experts no longer reject outright the American rationale that the world is at risk from rogue states brandishing nuclear- or chemical-tipped missiles.
However good the cause, it doesn't make up for the core rationale that the quickest, easiest way for a woman to get attention is to disrobe.
Olson and Boies will aim to show that the motivation for Proposition 8 could only have been animus — a rationale that the Court does not look kindly on.
An editor had passed on his first novel, about the detective Easy Rawlins, with the rationale that the publishing house already had a black detective novel.
More galling perhaps was the North Castle Planning Board chairman Douglas Cassetta's rationale that the Cider Mill project was more in character of keeping with the surrounding residential neighborhoods.
I remember that during the Vietnam War, my children's fifth-grade teacher showed pictures of that carnage to his class with the rationale that the children, seeing the horror of war, would prevent future wars.
And the catalog's rationale that the United States and Europe produce the greatest amount of material waste, thus more opportunities and need for work of this kind, is no excuse.
More hectares were donated back to the city, to be sold to housing developers, following the rationale that the park would be safer with a constituency of surrounding homes.
