Grainge told investors that one rationale for Universal's £1.2bn bid for EMI Music was the ability to find £100m in annual savings.
The rationale behind universal jurisdiction is that certain crimes – piracy, war crimes, genocide, torture, crimes against humanity and hostage taking – are so harmful to international interests that states are entitled, and in some cases even obliged, to bring proceedings, regardless of the location of the crime and the nationality of the perpetrator or the victim.
A third rationale for universal access to health care has been offered by Allen Buchanan (1984).
Compare the second thesis I suggested in § 1 above was part of the rationale behind universal hylomorphism.
Indeed, the development of a rationale for universal access to health care (as a requirement of justice) has been the traditional focus of philosophical reflection on health and justice.
One such lesson is that rationales for universal access derive from more general considerations of justice.
Given that refugees in asylum countries tend to remain for an average of 17 years [ 45], there is a strong national interest and humanitarian rationale for ensuring universal access to HIV treatment and care, promoting optimal outcomes among all vulnerable groups and developing a consensus approach to achieving these goals [ 46].
The rationale for this mindboggling universal wiretap?
Here I discuss the rationale for utilizing the universal narrative as an effective teaching strategy to teach all aspects of science, with a particular emphasis on biology topics regularly mandated at the senior level.
A real incongruence is that many members actually support rationale suggestions, such as universal background checks, yet lobby on the NRA's behalf to prevent that legislation.
Increased educational efforts to convey the rationale and benefits of universal screening may improve testing uptake among these groups.
