Sentence examples for the two rationales from inspiring English sources

Police officers and lower courts, Justice Stevens wrote, had failed to take adequate account of the two rationales that animated Belton: protecting the safety of arresting officers and safeguarding evidence of crimes.

One of the two rationales is that they produce an abundant amount of natural gas and has promoted a usage of natural gas.

One of the two rationales was that a very large amount of investment was necessary to transport natural gas through a huge pipeline network.

One of the two rationales is that interest rates (PR and FFL) are key parameters in this study because FFL contract is not limited by PD.

Alternatively, the latter of the two rationales proposes a taxation rate inversely proportional to alcohol products' price elasticities in order to maximize taxation revenue.

The one rationale for the ad might be that pegging the discount to something specific, like wearing red, is more likely to get people into the store than simply offering twenty per cent.

So with the knowledge that we think we have now about metformin and how it may work by these two mechanisms - the insulin receptor-dependent mechanism and the one that goes through mitochondrial complex I - you can now take biopsies and actually characterize the tumor cells with these two rationales in mind.

The preceding two rationales are both weakened by the diminished social role of marriage; changing legal and social norms undermine its effectiveness as a policy tool.

As evidenced by dismaying rates of recidivism, the first two rationales look very wobbly these days.

The first two rationales are axiomatic among educated people.

Our method is developed based on the following two rationales.