Sentence examples for rationales given from inspiring English sources
The rationales given were that no other collegiate sport makes its athletes compete for up to four-and-a-half hours in a day, and that a shorter duration would be more media- and fan-friendly.
Moreover, as we shall see in what follows, the 'neo-Lockeanism' label both obscures the importantly different varieties of neo-Lockeanism (e.g., constitutionalist vs. non-constitutionalist) and ignores the different rationales given for constitutionalist neo-Lockeanism.
In line with the rationales given in the FS literature for inclusive approaches to technology assessment [12], new guidelines for the use of expert advice in strategic planning and foresight have called for variously defined "interested parties" to be consulted, with the explicit aim of adding legitimacy to issue definitions and problem framings [42].
In the current study different views and beliefs about childbirth were illustrated by the divergent rationales given by the two groups of women.
The examination of reasons for initiating new trials is based on the rationales given in the trial reports which may not accurately reflect the rationale.
The change in patient characteristics over time and the rationales given by trialists also indicate that generalisability concerns motivated the new trials.
Now, though, a new and comprehensive academic study soundly disproves both rationales, giving shareholders more reason to reject new pay packages skewed in favor of top managers or not adequately linked to short- and long-term performance.
Is any rationale given for why it began to produce and/or market the product at that time?
I think there was a pretty strong rationale, given the credit squeeze, of trying to put cash in businesses' pockets.
Yet the antecedents of current policy are similar, the rationale given is the same, and the consequences are likely to be replicated.
The rationale given to the victims: better to get something now rather than wait a long time for an uncertain result.
