Sentence examples for that the rationales from inspiring English sources
The fact that the rationales are virtually the same suggests that the backers of the Vietnam War, rejecting the lessons of the experience, are looking for vindication with a second try... Tells about approaching the monument... It's not a monument that one can take in at a glance.
Dalton Conley's call for unbundling the marriage contract into its constituent parts ("Spread the Wealth of Spousal Rights," Op-Ed, May 20) overlooks the fact that the rationales for many marriage-based benefits are inextricably linked to the obligations spouses supposedly have to each other.
It is concluded that the rationales acquired through their historical origins and development have been overtaken by changing circumstances.
We suggest that the rationales for the energy efficiency measures are weak, and that the suggested goals of increased competitiveness, environmental targets, and security of supply are best reached with the direct measures especially designed for each goal.
As a result, he would have affirmed the Fifth Circuit because the right to the presence of a union representative was not covered by Section 7. Justice Powell also prophetically noted that the rationales relied upon by the majority and the NLRB were applicable not only to unionized workplaces, but also to situations where there is no union.
I will next argue that the rationales fail; so, absent a self-evident reciprocity principle, another rationale must be supplied.
That was the rationale that started the movement to standardize the clinical documentation which resulted in the development of clinical coding standards based on disease classification.
That was the rationale behind another experiment that is already under way in Britain.
"But if that were the rationale, it would be tough for me to argue with that point".
"That's the rationale," Mr. Foxman said.
