Sentence examples for true rationale from inspiring English sources

The true rationale remains a subject for speculation.

The true rationale for requiring an efficiency determination at class certification, then, likely lies in a desire to protect defendants, rather than plaintiffs.

What is clear is that the very name of the body that made these choices -- a "development corporation" -- indicates the true rationale behind its selection, and behind the decision to involve arts organizations in the first place.

The world may never fully know the Worm's true rationale.

Those who are bigots -- white or otherwise -- blather on about responsibility and bad behavior (valid issues frequently inapplicable), bandy false equivocations disguised as true rationale; raise their fists or argue their flags to proclaim superiority or victimhood, depending on perspective.

A fear of clinical practice guidelines being used as covert tools of rationing may arise, if the purpose and true rationale of the guidelines is not discussed openly [ 21].

If true, that rationale goes well beyond the belief that Bergdahl's deteriorating health required rapid action (which Senators have not found persuasive, based on video evidence).

But all of the so-called reasons on which Power bases its actions are nothing more than a smokescreen for Power's true motive and rationale: Might makes right.

That's true; there is a rationale.

The Native Americans' attorneys argued that the same rationale holds true in this case.

But Mrs Hutchison has raised some serious arguments against Mr Perry, particularly the idea that 14 years is too long for one person to hold power; Mr Perry is already the longest-serving governor in Texas's history.It is also true that the main rationale for Mr Perry's re-election is the state's economic performance.