Sentence examples for rationales provided from inspiring English sources

One of the rationales provided by the draft ballot to justify its unprecedented reach into the lives of public employees is the ongoing funding shortfalls that California and many of its cities find themselves confronting.

Research has shown that society finds intrinsic value in having a voice in decisions; allowing the public to set reasonable rationales provides one avenue for this voice (Litva et al. 2002; Wiseman et al. 2003; Wailoo and Anand 2005).

However, Mr. Otter's rationale provided little comfort to the administration.

The rationale provided by Rick Scott, Florida's governor, was simple: the state should not have to subsidise drug use.

We listen carefully to the rationale provided by the D.C. police chief, Charles Ramsey -- something about freeing up police officers to deal with other potential disasters -and consider but discard a version of this; it seems too frightening.

"That a voter displays a restrained enthusiasm" in marking the ballot "should not render his effort in vain," was the rationale provided by the South Dakota Supreme Court in 1993 in awarding votes based on incompletely detached chads.

Branding is perhaps the most common rationale provided for the celebrity-startup connection.

How detailed is the description and rationale provided for who the project team expects to adopt products?

Based on rationale provided by the Starling curves and Guyton model on cardiac function, CVP is determined by the interaction of cardiac function and the return of blood to the heart.

There is a certain rationale provided by Big supermarkets.

In an odd coincidence, the rationale provided by Booker et al. was strikingly similar to the objections raised by the nation's chief prescription drug lobby, the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers Association (commonly known as PhRMA).