Sentence examples for the rationale itself from inspiring English sources

Any or all of these proposed rationales might be challenged either on the ground that the rationale itself is normatively objectionable or that the means used to advance it are unfair or unduly restrictive of liberty or the like.

When some of the memorandums were disclosed, the administration tried to distance itself from the rationale for the harsher treatment.

Ms. Savino, on the other hand, takes aim at the state government itself as the rationale for her campaign.

When I received the next draft from the author, what had changed was not the event itself, but the rationale.

This was the rationale for buying AOL for $4.4 billion, and AOL itself subsequently acquiring more of its own mobile ad assets in the form of Millennial Media.

Mr. Miller could be describing the rationale for the Broadway revival of the "The Music Man" itself.

The rationale for the selection of this population included the language itself as well as the prevalence of psychological distress.

The rationale for a reassessment comes partly from the performance of the industry itself, and partly from changed circumstances in the environment in which it must operate.

The great irony is that the rationale behind this amendment was to make sure Congress didn't give itself raises without public oversight.

The rationale behind the reverse stock split is simple: AT&T does not think of itself as a penny stock.

The rationale for Obama's success was written in the very format of the debate itself.