Sentence examples for terms of rationale from inspiring English sources

Debate arose regarding the compromises required in terms of rationale, specifically between equity and simplicity.

However, since the Australian programme shares much in terms of rationale, purpose and implementation with counterpart programmes in the UK and many European countries, it seems likely that our results will be at least partially transferable to these contexts.

Revisability is strongly related to the transparency condition because the transparency of the original decision both in terms of rationales and ultimate recommendations facilitates the identification of mistakes.

Such a platform could furthermore facilitate discussion on the implementation of reimbursement restrictions, which differ across countries in terms of both rationale and frequency of application [ 26].

In terms of the rationale for doing the qualitative research, 18 proposals (56%) included some statement about why it was important to do the qualitative research and its value for the trial (Table  2).

There was also a lot of variation in terms of which rationales mothers drew upon in justifying their own breastfeeding, how they interpreted those rationales, and how they combined them.

First, the constructs of teacher language proficiency and each scale descriptor must be further refined in terms of their theoretical rationale.

In both the segmented-market Cournot and the integrated-market monopolistic competition settings where these effects have been identified, we show that the only rationale for a trade agreement is to remedy the inefficiency attributable to the terms-of-trade externality, the same rationale that arises in perfectly competitive markets.

In Dryzek's terms, the rationale of CCS-skeptical ENGOs reflect survivalist and green radicalism thinking, schools of environmentalist thought that run counter to those seeking convergences between environmental protection and economic growth [34].

A relevant example is discussed in terms of design and biomedical rationale.

In this paper we draw from participant observation data collected at COP 10, and related policy documentation, to examine how concerns about climate change are shaping the conservation policy landscape – in terms of the knowledge and rationales used as inputs, networks of actors involved, objectives sought, and actions proposed.