Sentence examples for sound rationales from inspiring English sources

In addition, we began one-on-one advocacy efforts with individuals who were influential within the PBF Unit and technical arms of the MOH to provide sound rationales for including SDM in the PBF system.

In his recent article he unintentionally offers a sound rationale for our alleged timidity.

Samba's move, for example, has sound rationale once the hair-trigger nature of it is stripped out.

It is easy to cast aspersions on Newark Airport's monorail designs on vertical transportation (Soapbox, Dec. 14), yet there is sound rationale for including only one platform elevator and disallowing baggage carts beyond the ground floor.

This legal principle has been upheld by all courts and is based upon the sound rationale adopted by Congress that there should be only one representative for a failed institution, the F.D.I.C. Uninsured depositors, to date, have received the insured portion of their deposits and nearly 70 percent of their uninsured monies.

Some interventions, albeit based on a seemingly sound rationale, have even been associated with patient harm.

Beta-blockade therapy during sepsis has a sound rationale in view of its cardiac, metabolic, inflammatory and other effects [1].

Perhaps there is a sound rationale for this, but we cannot imagine what that could possibly be".

The two authors also emphasized the importance of a sound rationale for interpreting individual measures as functional surrogates of macro-constructs.

The main policy response has been to enhance access to information, but despite the sound rationale underlying this approach, the evidence supporting it is mixed at best.

Although it seemed a good decision, well motivated and with sound rationale, the decision ultimately led to technical and social debt.