Sentence examples for rationale to do from inspiring English sources

The main rationale to do so is that the most highly ranked companies or the companies located in the most highly ranked places can be approached and guided in their modal shift efforts by transport consultants.

However, some other Health Authorities may not agree to test genotoxic compounds with single doses in healthy volunteers or may request a rationale to do so and safety margins have been accepted on a case-by-case basis.

In legal arguments on Feb. 20, she was clearly looking for a legal rationale to do just that and challenged lead prosecutor Karen Patton Seymour to marshal proof by which a reasonable jury could find Stewart intended to defraud investors.

The other factor of long-run instability of multipolar power systems was also identified by Deutsch & Singer [25] and concerns the Machiavellian zero-sum assumption prevalent in the international system and referring to a continuation of highly competitive behaviour between the actors in the system despite the lacking rationale to do so.

This same effort, embraced by some who would never put themselves in any of those camps, appears to be a case of good people looking for a rationale to do the wrong thing.

Therefore, these studies should only be performed when there is a clear scientific rationale to do so.

"If something worthwhile takes a dive, the production people use that as a rationale not to do anything worthwhile in the future," he said in the interview.

For Gascoyne the rationale is to do with marrying engineering skills, establishing a wider franchise and looking for sponsorship cross-branding.

"The fire is already burning but that is not a rationale not to do anything about the Olympics," said one signatory, the University of Ottawa professor Amir Attaran who wrote about his concerns in an article for the Harvard Public Health Review.

"The fire is already burning but that is not a rationale not to do anything about the Olympics," said the signatory Amir Attaran, a professor at the University of Ottawa who wrote an article for the Harvard Public Health Review arguing the spread of the disease should lead to the Games being moved or cancelled.

'The fire is already burning, but that is not a rationale not to do anything about the Olympics," said Amir Attaran, a professor at the University of Ottawa who is one of the letter's authors.