Sentence examples for rationale to decide from inspiring English sources
No clear rationale to decide how restrictive the public should be in setting a boundary for allowable risk seems to have been applied.
The International Scientific Committee used the feedback from the Israeli Scientific Committee (Appendix 1 'Israeli case study') as a basis for the rationales to decide on needs to add product groups and criteria.
They also launched a national consultation to decide on which cuts and explain the rationale.
Furthermore, a detailed description on how the margin was determined can help the reader to decide whether the NI margin and the rationale for the margin's choice influenced the validity of the results.
Distrust of placing in the courts the power to decide what speech was of public concern was precisely the rationale Gertz offered for rejecting the Rosenbloom plurality approach.
Republicans were able to prop up their obstruction with a thinly veiled rationale: It was the very end of Obama's term, and the voters should get to decide who sits on this court by picking the next president.
The rationale behind this is to avoid comparing the individual points among all dense units in order to decide whether they contain exactly same points or not.
Where an earlier case has settled some indeterminacy in the application of the law, and where the rationale for the earlier decision is equally applicable to the later facts, then it would be inconsistent to decide the later case differently.
"He's done away with the whole rationale that you have to wait until you're Rockefeller's age, Carnegie's age, the last decade of your life and so forth, to decide what to do with your wealth".
