Sentence examples for rationales offered from inspiring English sources

At the argument of the Roper case in 2004, Justice Antonin Scalia said the rationales offered against the juvenile death penalty applied just as forcefully to sentences of life without the possibility of parole.

Critics of non-cognitivism (e.g. Zangwill 1997, 110 11; Sturgeon 2009) have challenged the rationales offered by Hare and Blackburn.

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The rationale offered, according to the Times, was again that Sessions should work to protect Trump.

That, she added, is not the rationale offered by Alabama, whose care here she described as "substandard even compared to the general standard in correctional systems".

Half of the rationale offered by the Justice Department is Comey's decision to announce more of Hillary Clinton's emails later in the 2016 campaign.

The Court wrote that "the rationale offered does not support a release of Debtor's management for prepetition conduct". Id. at 607.

The rationale offered for DOMA at the time was that Congress was trying to encourage responsible procreation and child-bearing, to bolster the institution of heterosexual marriage, and to defend traditional morality.

The most powerful rationale offered for Clinton's Presidential candidacy will be satisfied by the fact of her election: the long legacy of the baby boom, in which cultural change was encoded in politics, will be secure.

First, Tuesday's out-of-the-blue firing, followed by the initial rationale offered by White House spokespeople and Vice President Pence, which was followed by the president's own conflicting explanation.

The Trump administration's attempt to squeeze self-employed individuals into the definition of employer is "a magic trick," and the rationale offered by the Labor Department is a sleight of hand, Judge Bates said.