Sentence examples for vague rationale from inspiring English sources

On the vague rationale that Mr. Zhou was stirring up "social turmoil," they sent him without trial to a labor camp in the frigid northeast for a three-year stay.

The vague rationale for "The Greater Journey" is that, beginning in the 1830s, waves of young Americans who would become important in art, education, medicine, literature, music and technological innovation went to Paris.

After two years of writing to the Presbyterian Foreign Missionary Board in Baltimore, Maryland to inquire about starting a mission in Africa, he became frustrated by the vague rationale of the rejection letters and took a train to Baltimore to ask the chairman in person.

The mayors who have enacted bans justify them with vague rationales that include maintaining public order and hygiene, "good morals" and laïcité.

In referral letters, patient history is often vague, the rationale for the referral is not always clearly communicated, and the patients themselves are often not informed and are therefore cannot explain the reason for their referral.

The vague strategic rationales that float underneath our defence budgets don't describe a vision of the world that makes any sense to me.

This includes vague descriptions of the rationale, materials, mode, intensity, and duration of delivery, providers or fidelity.

But there was also a rationale for the vague answers – this was a kinder, gentler Kevin.

In most cases, the legal rationale has been vague, with governments citing threats to national security and stability while publicly claiming that people being made stateless are part of grand conspiracies linked to shadowy foreign powers.

The free expression of contrary and dissenting opinion is not a legitimate rationale for internment, despite vague and clichéd state concerns for national security.

The official rationale for these changes remains vague.