Sentence examples for rationales for supporting from inspiring English sources

Bill Kristol pronounced that he would rather see Hillary Clinton in the White House than Donald Trump, and many Republicans have voiced support for a third party conservative to preserve the integrity of the conservative movement, but that anger will subside and many, if not most, will find their way and their rationales for supporting the xenophobic narcissistic New York billionaire.

But as she explained her rationale for supporting Mr. Obama, of Illinois, she stood behind a lectern, reading from prepared remarks.

Some people who had doubts about opposing the MX missile would use the atmosphere as a rationale for supporting it.

Stripped to its essence, the Pakistani rationale for supporting the Haqqani group is this: the Pakistanis don't know if the United States is going to prevail in Afghanistan — all signs suggest that the American effort has peaked — and Pakistan wants to maintain an agent of influence inside Afghanistan that will advance its own interests if the U.S. fails.

Whatever their rationale for supporting basic research, both men think the country needs to do a better job of turning academic discoveries into new products and services.

4. To be maximally explicit: we assume that if a citizen believes that she has only a religious rationale for supporting a coercive law, then she also believes that she does not have a plausible secular rationale for supporting that law, which she can offer to other citizens.

The final draft expands on Borba's arguments by including a quote that gives the rationale for supporting such an opinion, starting with She states that… Mara creates a dialogically expansive space by using a relatively neutral reporting verb, states.

However, if the rationale for supporting bioelectricity as a comparatively costly RES technology is based on its option value as a flexibility option, specific flexibility requirements are necessary to incentivise the development and use of technological and organisational innovations needed for flexibility provision.

In 2004, a coalition of theologians and clergy from a range of religious traditions issued an Open Letter to Religious Leaders on Marriage Equality, affirming a broad, faith-based rationale for supporting marriage for same-sex couples.

There's a different rationale for supporting those purchases: Other countries have their own Ex-Im-like agencies trying to help their exporters win deals around the world, putting the likes of Boeing at a competitive disadvantage.

While it's pretty clear that Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper created the niqab "debate" to distract voters from more pressing issues in this election, it hasn't stopped pretty much every person you know from announcing via social media their rationale for supporting either side, occasionally with accompanying casual racism.