Sentence examples for three rationales from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: In the column, Professor Romer discussed three rationales for special government support of manufacturing that she saw as not completely convincing.

Goldstein (1985) argued that there are three rationales for the drug-violence relationship: people commit violent crimes because they are: (1) psychopharmacologically under the influence of drugs; (2) economically compelled to offend to fund drug use; and (3) systemically brought to crime by being involved in the violent environment of drug use and drug markets.

Each of these three rationales for working harder can help explain why modern societies continue generating more wealth, something that never happened before in history.

We formed summary POPs measures by applying three rationales.

Two rationales were considered.

The decision was rooted in two rationales, and both drew on the Perez case.

One analyst saw two rationales for the military's furious stance over the memo.

There are two rationales for the visit: One is that it represents a homecoming for Mr. Kimmel.

Just as the Civil War had two intertwined rationales, union and the abolition of slavery, the occupation during Reconstruction had two rationales, national security and guaranteeing the citizenship rights of the former slaves.

The justices today vacated that ruling, using four rationales expressed in four opinions, making the decision as messy a product as the court has brought forth in several years.

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.