And we have already seen that the supply-side rationale for the 2003 tax cut was tested and found wanting by the Congressional Budget Office.
In those cases that were indeterminate, the panelists were required to supply the rationale for their decision.
One wonders what the point is of these excursions, or, rather, what they are doing in a work of literary criticism, beyond supplying a rationale for the subtitle.
Conventionalists aim to supply a rationale that extends from general claims about the coordinative benefits of the promising convention to the demand that individuals keep their particular promises.
We analysed EGFR expression, EGFR mutation status and gene expression profiles of prostate cancer (PC) to supply a rationale for EGFR targeted therapies in this disease.
But if Wall Street analysts and venture capitalists are blamed for spinning unrealistic tales of dot-com success for investors, the most outspoken Internet boosters in corporate America were the strategy consultants who supplied the buzzwords and business rationales that seemed to justify what might otherwise have been dismissed as a market aberration.
Correction: December 13 , 2002 Friday An article on Nov. 20 about a $1.85 million settlement of a federal lawsuit against the New York Police Department over sexual harassment misstated a rationale supplied by James M. Lemonedes of the city's Law Department.
Apart from keeping the Public Broadcasting Service supplied with costume dramas and stories featuring eccentric detectives, what is the rationale for that partnership today?
At that moment, Obama changed from an accuser to a conditional apologist for the surveillance of Americans: the secret policy advocated by Dick Cheney, approved by President Bush, executed by NSA Director Michael Hayden, and supplied with a rationale by Cheney's legal counsel David Addington.
The two-part Flast test did not supply the rationale for the Court's decision, but rather its exposition: that rationale was supplied by an understanding of the nature of the restrictions on government power imposed by the Constitution, and the intended beneficiaries of those restrictions.
This decision was based mainly on an economic rationale regarding the supply hypotheses of practice variation and should have resulted in a more or less complete stop of new accreditations of Swiss primary care providers in the following years.
