Sentence examples for rationales as from inspiring English sources

More detailed rationales as well as related assessments based on our decision tables for these targeted recommendations will be discussed more extensively in forthcoming articles and will be made available through the OPEN website (http://www.open-project.eu).eu

Much of the proliferation is driven by the same rationales as in Western nations: police forces stretched thin, rising crime, mushrooming traffic jams and the bureaucratic overkill that attends any mention of terrorism.

(This investigation drew on a hundred and seventy-five thousand descriptions of these stops by the officers themselves, and accepted all their rationales as true; because at least some of the officers undoubtedly fudged their reports, the real disparity between the treatment of black suspects and that of white suspects was almost certainly greater than Spitzer's numbers suggested).

"There are as many rationales as there are members," said Representative Robert E. Andrews, a New Jersey Democrat who has been working closely with Speaker Nancy Pelosi to lay out the benefits of the health legislation to rank-and-file Democrats.

They've already been touting supply-side rationales as to how the tax cuts for the wealthy and their deregulatory agenda will unleash growth to offset the costs of the cuts.

It's tempting to expose these rationales as fig leafs for corporate power -- much as "states rights" and "reverse discrimination" were high-minded excuses for keeping African-Americans down -- or just to LOL.

And feel free to explain your rationale as well.

Even the time-frames written into his plan seem to have a political rationale as much as an operational one.

SRV installation guidelines and their rationale, as well as some precautions, are offered to ensure optimum performance and safety.

We present the engineering rationale as well as structural and functional characterization data on these engineered designs.

Costs per event rationale as follows.