Sentence examples for under that rationale from inspiring English sources
Under that rationale, then, why not make it public policy to encourage middle-aged people to use aspirin?
Under that rationale, Mr. Duncan, who has already pleaded guilty to obstruction, did not engage in a crime in making the revisions.
We believe this is fair under the rationale that work that fails, after a reasonable effort from the author, to attract three reviewers is probably of no substantial interest, even if technically solid.
You mention in your piece that it used to be acceptable, and even preferable, to test experimental drugs on kids, under the rationale that sick kids should be the first helped by new treatments.
Nearly any ailment that originated during service or was aggravated by it — from sports injuries to shrapnel wounds — is covered under the rationale that the military is a 24/7 job.
However, our approach in aimed at increasing the proportion of patients in whom this salvage therapy could be attempted under the rationale that systemic chemotherapy would allow obtaining free surgical margins in situations where the extent of pelvic disease predicts that negative surgical margins would unlikely be obtained and therefore exenteration could not be offered to these patients.
The £500m bank debt was paid off with the proceeds of the 2010 bond issue, under the rationale that it offered more long-term certainty.
The advent of the Second World War only buoyed the industry, under the rationale that such spectacles were essential to the morale of soldiers and sailors on leave.
And at a time when the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission is seeking to make it easier for media companies to expand their holdings in individual markets -- under the rationale that the Internet and 500-channel cable television systems ensure diversity -- the Seattle situation could test the lengths a community will go to keep more than one daily newspaper.
WADT, WAR, and HT are also considered under the rationale that serving a higher number of traveling publics would provide more benefits.
The Treasury Department has refused to require banks to report on their uses of TARP funds under the rationale that its extremely difficult to track because money is fungible.
