Sentence examples for specific rationales from inspiring English sources

This theoretical framework illuminates the specific rationales and practices of government that enable particular aspirations of reform – such as sustainability – to be constituted.

This analysis provides an understanding of the socio-culturally specific rationales and desires behind technology design and adoption in the South Korean context.

And don't expect any specific rationales.

Second, in addition to these 6 genes involved in the bistable circuits, we included the following genes whose roles in pancreas development are well documented, with the respective specific rationales.

In an early press release, the organizers clarified that they had a specific rationale.

But the modern manager was actually invented in the early US steel industry and with a specific rationale.

If there was a specific rationale for having Northam be the Democratic nominee, it was that he might appeal to voters from the small towns that had once been contested electoral territory but that went overwhelmingly for Trump last year.

They ask the secretary to "share with us your specific rationale and the scientific data you relied on for the decision to overrule the FDA recommendation".

The senators asked Sebelius to share the "specific rationale and the scientific data" she relied upon when overruling FDA experts.

It seems a more specific rationale, tied directly to some clear U.S. strategic interest, is needed (remember, Assad is fighting ISIS and has never sought to export terror to the U.S). Assad also enjoys support inside his country by some minority, who will not go away quietly if he is changed out.

The specific rationale for cardiovascular risk in aging patients with HIV is not clear.