Different rationales In handing down the opinion, Alito noted that he and his colleagues had been "quite prolific" in writing, as they gave differing rationales for upholding the cross.
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Companies must now provide financial rationales for stakes they own.
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There are also commercial rationales for not building the dams.
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The cavalierly offered rationales mean nothing and don't change anything.
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They offered many rationales, but money was the main reason.
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Rulings by lower court judges set expectations and establish rationales.
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There are all sorts of rationales for creating a document.
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Ray, in subsequent cases, elaborating on and defending their legal rationales.
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Plus, other media reports offer differing rationales for Trump's about-face.
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Company-specific rating rationales for the other banks are published separately.
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In his letter to the Treasury, Consovoy brushed those rationales aside.
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The same rationales, he adds, are used to argue against contraception.
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Trump's stated rationales for walking away from the deal are weak.
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Many called the practice assassination, implying that legal rationales were baseless.
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Company specific rating rationales for the other banks will be published separately.
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But those rationales have the effect of being racist, ageist, and classist.
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Parenthood based on the flimsiest of rationales; and he has repeatedly dissented
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But the economic and legal rationales for his trade action are weak.
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They are included in the bill as purported rationales for reducing sentences.
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Secretary of Defense Mark Esper, in announcing the deployment, stated three rationales.
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Other rationales for dealing with climate can be harder to get across.
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Why strain to concoct such feeble rationales unless the truth is indefensible?
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There's a terrific local band called The Rationales I played this year.
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He developed a series of rationales, suggesting that he really had no choice.
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You can imagine different rationales Facebook execs considered while developing this product rollout.
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If he must answer, what are the legal rationales for denying privilege claims?
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"I find the argument unpersuasive," Kavanaugh wrote, detailing his reasons for discounting both rationales.
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Many hold strong views based upon scientific rationales derived from neurological/biological developmental data.
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But emotional reactions do not necessarily follow either religious/moral convictions or clinical rationales.
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Bankers, lawyers and executives involved with the October flurry described a range of rationales.
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The decision was fractured, and the seven justices in the majority embraced differing rationales.
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Shifting rationales were offered by the White House for getting rid of the director.
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Good leaders share information, details and rationales with staff to create effectiveness and efficiency.
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It was one of Trump's rationales for pulling out of the Paris climate agreement.
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Here are five rationales for the rally to continue and five reasons to be cautious.
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The surface rationales for Libra are less important than the long game Facebook is playing.
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So this history of breaking up families continues, with the same sort of rationales used.
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Republicans have offered myriad rationales for refusing new testimony: Gathering it was the House's job.
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We have seen a series of shifting, ever-changing rationales for this campaign of obstruction.
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There is a striking similarity in the rationales for declaring both sides to be terrorists.
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The Middle East's thriving conspiracy theory industry also means there are alternative rationales for the attacks.
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Anyway, the people who felt passionate about their choices were asked to contribute their rationales below.
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It's especially depressing that these scholars cannot properly interrogate the structural mechanics behind their own rationales.
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By limiting the permissible rationales for affirmative action, they have reshaped the conversation surrounding racial justice.
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Following these rationales, Maxim Gorky, father of the Socialist Realism literary method, considered joyful art contagious.
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Kondik chalks up candidates' rationales for joining the 2020 race to a calculation about their images.
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The president abruptly fired Mr. Comey a year ago and has cited a variety of rationales.
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Risks of this practice are cloaked in smooth-talking rationales to satisfy agendas beyond professionals' control.
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You could concoct race-neutral rationales, or rationalizations, for these policies if you really wanted to.
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After stating that he has read the rationales, he goes on to cite some of them.
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Instead, Reddit cited DMCA notices, effectively placing copyright as a priority over any of those other rationales.
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Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) and former Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge details the profound rationales for action.
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The rationales ranged from hunger strikes and disciplinary measures to consensual kissing and having a physical disability.
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The justices raised questions about rationales for tying Puerto Rico's hands as Congress had done in 1984.
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Its post-Civil War versions are explicitly racist, and its modern-day rationales are thin to nonexistent.
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But in those shifting rationales, the Republicans have raised a third option they may not have anticipated.
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Each branch of government makes decisions based on policy rationales — empirical evidence plus normative goals and values.
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Store owners at the time offered a variety of racist rationales, including that Negroes were insufficiently clean.
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A few lines later we read: It's sickening to read the rationales, because they cut so close.
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But most times, their bet on a rising market is based on one of a handful of rationales.
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The services usually comment on compensation packages once companies fill their annual proxy statements discussing rationales for pay.
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Mr. Trump even echoes Mr. Putin's authoritarian rationales, presenting himself as the only one who can rescue America.
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Purely transactional, this administration has a time horizon of a snapshot — or rather Snapchat, with rationales disappearing — poof!
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The other really important element to that was also not accepting business-as-usual rationales from the agencies.
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Trump's likely actual rationales—uniting the Republican Party, distracting from impeachment, winning reelection—are all domestic in nature.
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" In his 57-page opinion, he wrote that some of the department's legal rationales "lack any meaningful analysis.
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Veerathai: When we made the decisions on the policy rate, we need to look at different rationales, different angles.
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Margouleff's lawyers offered several rationales for New York's jurisdiction over the case in their brief opposing Beck's dismissal motion.
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Foreign aid programs are often strongly bipartisan as members with divergent worldviews can support them based on various rationales.
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It seems likely that, even if Boko Haram is defeated, the rationales for insurgent violence will broaden beyond religion.
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And Trump's legal team often seems to be seeking retroactive rationales for decisions made by Trump on the fly.
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And it's obvious why: advocating tax cuts for the rich and inventing rationales for those cuts is very lucrative.
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Law professors Rachel Sachs and Nicholas Bagley examined those rationales for Health Affairs last week and found them wanting.
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Three major rationales are usually offered for affirmative action on the grounds of race or gender in the academy.
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Each has offered their own rationales for why GOP delegates would then turn to them as the party standard-bearer.
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With all logical governmental rationales extinguished, the TTP blockage is clearly politically motivated, an abuse of government power, and illegal.
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The court's liberal justices probed the administration's justifications for ending the program, expressing skepticism about its rationales for doing so.
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The BVA program identified defective rationales in decisions at one-sixth the rate as CAVC did for the same decisions.
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But rationales for regulatory action against them are fairly exotic relative to the past several decades worth of antitrust law.
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But more than that, he had a particularly narrow sense of what might be hiding under a teenager's superficial rationales.
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But Mr. Peele is after more than giggles and shocks; he's taking on 21st-century white racism and its rationales.
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About 13 minutes into the 20-minute announcement, after he had summarized various legal rationales, he misstated the overall judgment.
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And many of the commonly offered rationales for daylight saving time (yes, it's "saving," not "savings") no longer hold true.
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To read the information behind the rationales for events and messages and participate intelligently in meetings where they were developed.
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A lot of strategic rationales to do deals are still there in the corporate world," Brian Gu told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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AllenPrep got a bunch of experts to write questions, answers, and rationales for standardized tests like the ACT, SAT, and GMAT.
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The brightest minds created the most destructive force, and then leaders spent years working out rationales for its world-ending use.
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Rather than making generalizations based on religion, the Trump administration gives specific security rationales for zeroing in on these six countries.
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For the buyers, there are two strong financial rationales for the deals, albeit ones that highlight distortions in the Chinese market.
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It is also fundamentally not a project of American defense, as indeed none of these rationales for staying in Syria are.
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It specifically approves two rationales for sharing grand jury information with the president that would be applicable to the Russian investigation.
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Medicare beneficiaries often hear such rationales for denying coverage of skilled nursing, home health care or outpatient therapy: They're not improving.
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The response from judges, however, seemed more visceral than analytical in ignoring the nondiscriminatory rationales cited by agencies for the policy.
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We've come up with a bunch of answers and rationales — see below — and now we would like to hear from readers.
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One of the main rationales for expanding subway lines is to foster economic development, which, really, means new and bigger buildings.
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Trump on Trial Republicans have offered multiple rationales for why witnesses are unnecessary, but Democrats have counterarguments for all of them.
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And as the counterterrorism rationales from internal arguments find their way into speeches and official statements, it ratchets up public anxiety.
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The oversight board has no power to force yet another renegotiation, the rationales for which are incorrect analytically in any event.
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On Thursday, Rose cited both rationales, saying the bill was too expensive and also Congress should be present to vote on it.
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To me, both these rationales point to the same conclusion: Repurposing EV batteries for grid storage is going to face serious headwinds.
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When elected officials are asked to make choices that transcend politics -- like voting to help Puerto Rico -- they still need political rationales.
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It mostly relied on the earlier rationales in Ms. Duke's memo, but added one more, about the importance of projecting a message.
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Here are more than a dozen good titles to check out, according to successful executives who offer their rationales for reading them.
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The mayors who have enacted bans justify them with vague rationales that include maintaining public order and hygiene, "good morals" and laïcité.
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Their arguments came from many directions and cited different rationales from animal welfare and common decency to concerns about terrorism and security.
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I have two rationales for giving players credit for playing their sport (all college athletes, not just in football and men's basketball).
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Go deeper: To understand what form the coronavirus bailouts might take, our senior economics correspondent looked at the rationales for past programs.
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Rationales have to do with composite things—migrants, swimmers, the selfish, the damned, the plural—but existence and sense belong to singularity.
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These are evil days when they see the breakup of families with needless and heartless rationales that is tantamount to political expediency.
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Global trends and rationales The main reasons people become vegans are down to animal welfare, helping the environment and improving health, Peggs said.
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Pruitt's decision makes no mention of climate change — which was one of the key underlying rationales for the standards when they were issued.
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Their rationales for action often miss basic human considerations, and yet they are able to function without detection in most facets of life.
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The agency has rejected other companies' requests to block other climate-related proposals this year, though under different rationales than claims of micromanagement.
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To understand what form the coronavirus bailouts might take, it's worth looking at these different rationales and programs, and the lessons they offer.
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One of the original rationales for smart guns was to save cops from being shot by their own weapons, stolen in a scuffle.
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LSE's LCH unit is the world's largest clearer of interest-rate swaps, and clearing is one of the key rationales for the tie-up.
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But they have been sceptical of the national-security rationales for Mr Trump's steel tariffs and the first two versions of his travel ban.
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Policymakers in recent weeks have sketched out rate-cut rationales ranging from bond market behavior to low inflation to the need to boost wages.
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But it is not at all clear that any of those rationales would actually compel the Trump administration to intervene in the Idaho case.
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Current and former U.S. officials are divided about the need for a Space Force, even as they acknowledge the national security and communications rationales.
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Hearing oral arguments, only the court's liberal minority expressed skepticism about the rationales for shuttering the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA.
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Whenever you see shifting justifications and contradictory rationales like this, that's a clear sign that the real reason is a bare desire to discriminate.
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They all include special provisions, often added in the dead of night, that are bereft of economic rationales but loaded with powerful political ones.
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The other possibility is that she'll push further than Obama has gone, developing new rationales for blocking mergers that go beyond Chicago School thinking.
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The third reason I appreciated this debate is because it so perfectly underscored the most prominent candidates' rationales for running and arguments for themselves.
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Could that mean they were devising rationales to keep Trump officials from learning about the controversial surveillance practices they had used against Trump associates?
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On April 30, Assistant Attorney General Stephen Boyd explained why DOJ could not provide access to the unredacted memo, laying out entirely appropriate rationales.
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The decision came down to two completely different rationales: a desire for better relations with the US, and exasperation with Assange's horrible houseguest etiquette.
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In addition, the threat other nations pose to American defense satellites is one of the Trump administration's stated rationales for forming the new Space Force.
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But sufficient signs have emerged that the dueling ideological camps are engaged in especially protracted rounds of back-and-forth, attacking each other's legal rationales.
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Fed chairs have used this event to explain their views on monetary policy, sometimes announcing important new initiatives and sometimes providing rationales for recent decisions.
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But those rationales don't apply to 15-year-old documents about a minor Clinton administration scandal that had been investigated and closed by Comey himself.
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The judge no doubt will want to know more about the shifting rationales offered by prison staffers to justify maintaining Johnson's isolation through the decades.
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Children are the least capable of processing the reasons and rationales behind corporal punishment, the least able to follow chains of reasoning and assign responsibility.
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There are distinctly different rationales for industry bailouts, each with different implications for how a rescue is (or ought to be) designed and carried out.
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Many such measures have already been taken against China by other countries, and Dr. Houssin said the W.H.O. would question the scientific rationales behind them.
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There were moral rationales, but there was also fear that leaving millions of displaced people in Europe's sprawling camps or urban squalor would foment unrest.
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But the Trump administration has so far refused to disclose the exact nature of the threat, and has offered multiple different rationales for striking Soleimani.
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Pedophiles did indeed quickly use online systems to find each other, discuss their interests, and "trade rationales" on specialized forums like the Usenet message board alt.support.
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Had parents better understood these rationales, their discussions with their children would have had the potential to be significantly more effective and prevent ongoing drug abuse.
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Clinton should unequivocally take responsibility for her email controversy, without any more excuses, evasions, rationales or law school defenses that remind voters why they distrust her.
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In fact, it is likely that Commerce saw the possibility of the decision coming, and has already prepared a cache of alternative rationales for the question.
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In other cases, Trump's tendency to offer a whirlwind of rationales for his actions made it hard at times for investigators to conclusively establish his motives.
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Some artists, in response, create their own citadels of rationales, systems and even delusions — especially when exploring abstraction, which society had not yet accepted in art.
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On this episode of The Ezra Klein Show, we discuss the earliest forms, tropes, and rationales for anti-Semitism and the cultural reasons for their persistence.
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The rationales used by the lower courts to knock down this order have been eviscerated by the court, so there is really nowhere for them to go.
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Many of us took these rationales to be disingenuous, a fig leaf of virtuous rhetoric jammed over the U.S. power elite's vulgar appetites for capital and commodities.
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His talk of silos echoed one of the rationales given by Microsoft when the software giant acquired the professional social network LinkedIn for $26 billion last year.
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This was Silicon Valley-style disruption, defended by all the familiar rationales—belief in the empowered individual, suspicion of authority, faith that technology can cure grave inequalities.
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A lack of use — often one of the rationales for pulling a service — might have been only one reason for the QPX API closure, in any case.
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It's tempting to grab hold of political rationales, especially in situations involving vocal stars like Tim Allen — but remember Kevin Can Wait and Man With a Plan.
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"The government should be held accountable for the mess it's made and offer detailed rationales for why they deemed this parent inappropriate to release to," Young said.
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On issues ranging from her still undisclosed Wall Street speeches to her past legal controversies to her email scandal, Clinton continually changed her rationales and deflected responsibility.
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In the past two years, it has attempted to prop up failing nuclear and coal-fired power plants several times, offering up various rationales for doing so.
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They're also giving "Even if it did happen …" rationales that suggest that pedophilia is acceptable if you are willing and able to advance a certain cultural agenda.
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They argue that the upgrades contradict the rationales for New START - to ratchet down the level of mistrust and reduce risk of intentional or accidental nuclear war.
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Many Democrats shared Biden's and Kerry's journey on the war, if not their rationales, and that made them uninterested in a purity test from 20183 years ago.
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With so many different legal rationales, it seems almost certain that if Mr. Trump became president, he would have the power to create a more isolated American economy.
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His work arrived in Germany at the height of the völkisch movement, which romanticized German ethno-cultural heritage and hailed his writings as scientific rationales for racial cleansing.
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ELSEWHERE > States' marijuana revenues where pot is legal represent a small fraction of general funds, meaning legalization arguments increasingly turn to other rationales, by Reid Wilson (The Hill).
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None of President Obama's rationales for his war against the Islamic State have the slightest applicability to a military campaign against Syria, should President Trump pursue that course.
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Shifts in energy market trends, investment patterns and the global mindset toward climate change are creating new rationales for investments in companies and projects in the clean energy space.
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Judge Thomas Schroeder, a George W. Bush appointee, accepted the state's baseless rationales for the law, even as he dismissed or ignored the obvious political realities behind its passage.
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In dissent, Justice Gorsuch said the 1977 decision meant Apple should prevail, and he suggested that the majority had undermined the precedent by questioning all of its basic rationales.
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No doubt, the White House and other senators are concocting rationales — like a single hearing next Tuesday — for why a yes vote by McCain would not violate his principles.
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He cited several rationales for permitting such queries, including the idea that a search for criminal evidence might bring up information that also proved useful for national security purposes.
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They have become more skeptical of lawmakers' rationales for passing voting restrictions and have zeroed in on the real impact of such laws on minorities and other vulnerable groups.
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There are exceptions to every rule, but we won't cover them, which is one of the rationales for what you were, or one of the reasons for what you're saying.
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Verizon and AT&T are in the process of acquiring Yahoo and Time Warner, respectively, and the potential for ad revenue is one of the primary rationales behind both deals.
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The rationales for the Iraq War that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction and that he was allied in some manner with al Qaeda were, of course total nonsense.
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Mick Mulvaney, a hardcore conservative who is now Trump's budget director, is regarded by many as the actual architect of this proposal, and he has a couple rationales on offer.
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Bush, Kasich and Rubio will likely all have rationales for staying in the race at least through South Carolina and Nevada and possibly even through Super Tuesday on March 1.
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The earlier case law indicated that diversity was a permissible government interest while holding that other possible rationales for affirmative action — trying to counter continuing discrimination, for example — were not.
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Because rarely have the economic rationales for a new stadium been as flimsy as they are in the case of Las Vegas — and never has the subsidy been as high.
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There are a few rationales for indexing these gains for inflation, but one of them is the fact that long-run capital gains have their value eroded somewhat by inflation.
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Let's not be guided by budget rationales that may save institutions money in the short term but will prove costly in myriad ways to our nation for generations to come.
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Company-specific rating rationales for the other banks are published separately, and for further discussion of the midtier regional bank sector in general, refer to the special report titled 'U.
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Democrats point to Trump's mysterious decision around the same time to withhold hundreds of billions of dollars in security assistance to Ukraine, with Trump offering evolving rationales for doing so.
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They all cite different rationales of equity for their requests, ranging from years of depravation due to sanctions on Iran to needing cash to fund the fight against ISIS by Iraq.
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But a whistleblower, former EPA Deputy Chief of Staff Kevin Chmielewski, refuted many of Pruitt's rationales in two letters sent by House and Senate Democrats to the White House last month.
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NAFTA and other modern trade agreements should require close scrutiny of these rationales to ensure that they are narrowly drawn and not veiled ways to block companies from serving global markets.
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White House's shifting rationales Acosta found out about his suspension when he walked up to the northwest gate of the White House, as usual, for a live shot last Wednesday night.
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Ms Nielsen's memo, Justice Kavanaugh told Theodore Olson, a lawyer for the Dreamers, lays out several "policy rationales" for ending DACA in addition to the matter of its questionable legal status.
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President Donald Trump on Monday laid out two rationales that he could use to justify granting himself a pardon in the event that he is ever charged with a federal crime.
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That's one of the rationales for discriminatory laws like the one in North Carolina, which mandates that trans people use bathrooms and locker rooms matching the gender on their birth certificates.
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But they also put the lie to one of the main rationales behind opposition to gun control: The best way to stop bad guys with guns is good guys with guns.
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In "White by Law: The Legal Construction of Race," the Berkeley law professor Ian Haney López provides a tragicomic list of court rulings on racial identity, together with their legal rationales.
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In a statement, a spokesman for S&P said the agency believed regulations had strengthened its internal processes and risk management and that its ratings and rationales are publicly available for free.
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Supporters of Bernie Sanders and the left of the Democratic Party favored economic rationales to undercut Trump's support, while others insisted on a more central role for racial justice, disputing that narrative.
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The idea of encouraging carnivores to try a plant-based diet for a day emerged in the 1970s, when nutritional science, environmentalism and post-hippie counterculturalism offered rationales to skip animal protein.
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"And for those women who, despite the mandatory postponement, are able to vindicate their right, the required delay may pose an undue burden that is not justified by the State's purported rationales."
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In interviews with two-thirds of New York's Democratic congressional delegation, lawmakers this week offered a variety of rationales and dodges for why none of them has lined up behind their colleague.
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Others on the national security team, including Secretary of Defense Mark Esper and National Security Adviser Robert O'Brien, have themselves struggled to defend in public Trump's shifting rationales for the Soleimani strike.
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The Trump administration has hinted at, but not explicitly made, two legal rationales: that the general was a legitimate wartime target and that killing him was a justifiable act of self-defense.
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That's no longer the case; with the creation of the Department of Homeland Security, Barr's jurisdiction will be limited to running the immigration courts and determining legal rationales for other policy decisions.
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Where Gorsuch fits in the conservative wing Even when all the conservatives vote together on a bottom-line judgment -- which they do more often than not -- they often splinter in their legal rationales.
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Big businesses pursue renewable energy for a variety of different reasons, as PwC found in a 2016 survey, but for utilities, these rationales all lead to increasing pressure to build more renewable energy.
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He claimed he had come to his decision for a variety of debunked rationales and added that he would be open to renegotiating U.S. climate commitments to be more favorable for U.S. interests.
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Like Utah's law, many of the new restrictions are based on sham medical rationales that have been rejected by doctors' groups like the American Medical Association and American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
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It's totally respectable for you to admit that you don't believe the rationales for AR ownership outlined above are legitimate, and therefore we should outlaw civilian ownership of a very large category of weapons.
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" In an interview on Wednesday, Mr. Schneiderman said, "We think the court will take a look at what's behind the change in policy and conclude that the rationales offered yesterday don't make any sense.
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"And for those women who, despite the mandatory postponement, are able to vindicate their right, the required delay may pose an undue burden that is not justified by the State's purported rationales," he added.
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One of Biden's central rationales for running against Trump is restoring dignity and honor to the White House, an argument that could be undermined in the public's eye by even the whiff of scandal.
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These actions are invariably based on bogus rationales, such as Canada as a security threat or Argentina and Brazil pushing down the value of their currency (in fact, they're trying to prop them up).
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Anticipating the debate over witnesses that will occur in the trial tomorrow, my colleague Carl Hulse spelled out the various Republican rationales for why witnesses were unnecessary, and the counterarguments Democrats have for them.
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They are testing the idea that the science classroom may be the best place to provide a buffer against the unfounded genetic rationales for human difference that often become the basis for racial intolerance.
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American robots were still raining death from the skies — and a liberal president, a president elected because he opposed the Iraq War when it counted, whipped up the legal rationales to support that appalling practice.
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In economic news, consumer spending rose moderately in May and prices edged higher, implying a slowdown in economic growth and benign inflation pressures, providing the Fed rationales for a possible interest rate cut in July.
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The defeats could also fuel Democratic efforts that have yet to see their day in court, providing a net of rulings that could bolster lawmakers' confidence and deliver legal rationales for new lines of inquiry.
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Proactive public diplomacy can expand on the strategic rationales already provided by the administration in announcing its new approach to Iran, and highlight Iran's legally-binding non-proliferation obligations regardless of the nuclear deal's fate.
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It is therefore disheartening that the House of Representatives should use such flimsy economic rationales to push for a new tax on net investment income, without looking at the purposes for which it is spent.
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The government came out on the losing side in Jones; the justices all agreed (though via different rationales) that secretly affixing a GPS-tracker to a suspect's car counted as a "search" requiring Fourth Amendment protection.
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Over time, the CIA upper echelon has secretly developed all kinds of policy statements and legal rationales to justify routine, widespread surveillance on U.S. soil of citizens who aren't suspected of terrorism or being a spy.
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They've offered multiple rationales for refusing fresh testimony, but our chief Washington correspondent says that Republicans are worried that hearing from John Bolton, the former national security adviser, would lead to a cascade of other witnesses.
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One of their rationales for avoiding a trial was that it would have been difficult for many players to document and link head injuries they suffered in the N.F.L. to brain damage after their careers ended.
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He sided with the court's liberals to deep-six the government's attempt to add the question and appears to be the only member of the court's majority that would have been open to new legal rationales.
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"The RTN-UTX merger is a surprise but we see real rationales on both sides in scale, diversification in the face of cyclical uncertainty, and financial benefits," J.P. Morgan analyst Seth Seifman said in a note.
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Doing so in the face of the overwhelming science has forced the executive branch to invoke bizarre rationales to continue to avoid doing anything to reduce emissions and to prepare for the effects of climate change.
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Though some of the company's content moderation decisions have clear rationales — removing child pornography, for example — many of those it faces are similar its fake Zuckerberg picture problem: dilemmas with no easy answers and potentially fraught consequences.
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While a combination of these rationales is what's kept me from considering trying stretching, the idea that spending six months with my penis in traction could be an interesting follow-up article has begun to take root.
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While many have correctly chastised Trump for departing from the traditional decorum and conduct of presidents, it is equally true that these courts departed from traditional review of courts in alleviating these comments over independent agency rationales.
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MYTH: It saves energy One of the most commonly offered rationales for daylight saving time (yes, it's "saving," not "savings") is the presumption that by extending summer daylight later into the evening, Americans would use less energy.
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This inevitability was reinforced by the implausibility of the administration's varying rationales for a continued troop presence in Syria: pressuring Assad by taking control of Syrian oil fields; intimidating Iran; facilitating humanitarian assistance; or protecting the Kurds.
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One problem in making sense of these disputes between the intelligence agencies nearly four years later, several people said, is that officials did not caveat their emails with detailed descriptions of their motivations and rationales for balking.
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Analysis: The Republicans have offered multiple rationales for refusing fresh testimony, but our chief Washington correspondent says they're worried that hearing from John Bolton, the former national security adviser, would lead to a cascade of other witnesses.
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The best among several bad rationales appears to be this: encouraging R&D in the U.S. But even putting aside that the U.S. already does plenty to encourage R&D, these new provisions are a strange medicine.
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"Specific rationales for specific sanctions have gotten muddied," said Peter Harrell, who served as the deputy assistant secretary for Counter Threat Finance and Sanctions in the State Department's Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs from 2012 to 2014.
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Company-specific rating rationales for the other banks are published separately, and for further discussion of the large regional bank sector in general, refer to the special report titled "Large Regional Bank Periodic Review," to be published shortly.
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Company-specific rating rationales for the other banks are published separately, and for further discussion of the large regional bank sector in general, refer to the special report titled 'Midtier Regional Bank Periodic Review,' to be published shortly.
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Company-specific rating rationales for the other banks are published separately, and for further discussion of the large regional bank sector in general, refer to the special report titled 'Large Regional Bank Periodic Review,' to be published shortly.
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It's about our ability to integrate these people and offer jobs, and for me, that's one of the key rationales for reforms and I'm a strong believer that when you lift barriers, you improve the quality of opportunities.
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One of the rationales for the merger with Renault was that it would allow the companies to share the cost of autonomous driving technology that is expected to revolutionize the auto industry but is extremely expensive to develop.
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"We&aposve observed a spate of mergers and acquisitions in our sector and have often been struck by their lackluster rationales and ambitions," Vox CEO Jim Bankoff and New York Media owner Pam Wasserstein said at the time.
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"We also reject the rationales the Maduro government proffers for its repressive actions, which, when closely examined are spurious and, politically-motivated, and without basis in domestic or international law," a U.S. State Department spokesperson said on Saturday.
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But the culpability of any one individual is only part of this meticulously reported book; Keefe is also interested in "collective denial," how an entire society tries to cope with trauma and brutality through obfuscation and pitiless rationales.
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" Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told NBC News on Friday that the idea that his nation was a security threat to the U.S. — one of the rationales offered by the administration for the sanctions — was "frankly insulting and unacceptable.
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Company-specific rating rationales for the other banks are published separately, and for further discussion of the large regional bank sector in general, refer to the special report titled 'Mid-tier Regional Bank Periodic Review,' to be published shortly.
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He does not offer a stirring vision of conservative national greatness or even ends-justify-the-means rationales for Senate horse-trading that depart from the disheartening transactional version of our politics that reigns in the Citizens United age.
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Unchastened by the Iraq debacle and the exposure of the bogus rationales for the war, an out-of-power Bolton has sniped at the Obama administration's Iran nuclear agreement and beat the drums for war to denuclearize North Korea.
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The recent drop in stock prices, rising interest rates and weak oil prices are other rationales offered to explain declining crypto prices, in the belief that cryptocurrencies are just another asset class with price movements that reflect economic fundamentals.
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Company-specific rating rationales for the other banks are published separately, and for further discussion of the large regional bank sector in general, refer to the special report titled "Mid-tier Regional Bank Periodic Review," to be published shortly on www.fitchratings.com.
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Global outrage erupted over the treatment of prisoners and the Supreme Court ultimately ruled that anyone held there was entitled to challenge their detention in American courts, eliminating one of the main rationales for using Guantanamo in the first place.
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While there could be a number of rationales -- likely the FBI hopes to preserve the vulnerability for future use; maybe it wants to avoid revealing that the approach had already been suggested -- the decision is a strategic misstep in any world.
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Company-specific rating rationales for the other banks are published separately, and for further discussion of the midtier regional bank sector in general, refer to the special report titled 'US Banks: Midtier Regional Bank Periodic Review,' to be published shortly.
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CNN's lawyers say the case hinges on Acosta and CNN's First Amendment rights; the shifting rationales behind the ban; and the administration's failure to follow the federal regulations that pertain to press passes, an alleged violation of Fifth Amendment rights.
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As the public phase of the House's impeachment inquiry begins on Wednesday, here are some of the most common rationales Republicans are putting forward to argue Mr. Trump's actions are not impeachable, and how they stack up against the facts.
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Administration officials have offered a whole range of rationales for this intensifying campaign, from forcing Iran to accept a "better" nuclear deal, preventing it from meddling in the region, or even provoking a popular uprising that would overthrow the Iranian regime.
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Yet $62.4 billion of merch that didn't remain in customers' closets was due to sizing issues — and of all of the above rationales for bringing back an item, poor fit is the factor retailers can, theoretically, have the most control over.
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" To suggest Timberlake gets a pass, she says, because "modern audiences have a higher threshold for 'inappropriate' behavior and/or Timberlake has 'grown up' significantly during the past decade [is] problematic because those rationales have not been extended to Jackson.
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The idea of requiring agents to document their rationales for searching for an American's information emerged from several recent episodes in which the Justice Department reported to the court that the F.B.I. had conducted improperly sweeping searches of the repository.
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Discord over the rationale for the Soleimani attack is awakening history's ghosts of US foreign interventions that went bad after questionable rationales for war -- for instance in Iraq -- as well as contemporary questions about this administration's attitude toward trust and truth.
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The administration has offered nonspecific and conflicting rationales for Mr. Trump's decision to kill General Suleimani, but in his remarks on Wednesday he linked it to preventing Iran from developing a nuclear arsenal, and also accused Iran's leaders of sponsoring terrorism.
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One of the organization's rationales for its decision was that if Khan died from the treatment, or if he was miraculously healed, either outcome would lead to further rumors among the local population, affecting the NGO's ability to do its job.
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One of the organization's rationales for its decision was that if Khan died from the treatment, or if he was miraculously healed, either outcome would lead to further rumors among the local population, affecting the NGO's ability to do its job.
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"President Trump's stated rationales for reversing the policy and banning military service by transgender people make no sense," Ray Mabus, the longest-serving Navy Secretary since World War I and a former governor of Mississippi, said in a statement supporting the lawsuit.
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The administration has cycled through several different rationales to explain what is going on, sometimes describing the policy as a deterrent to illegal immigration but at other times denying such a policy even exists and blaming Democrats for not enacting broader immigration reform.
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The rationales for these buildings are varied: Employers are dissatisfied with graduates' preparation, students are unhappy with outdated teaching methods, and colleges want to attract students whose eyes are on postgrad venture capital and whose scalable ideas might come in handy on campus.
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These tests were partly inspired by research into human financial decision-making processes, especially surveys examining rationales for taking gambles (for instance, accepting one prize or gambling for a chance to win more than one prize at the risk of getting nothing).
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Rather than assume that every Jew knows the sometimes arcane procedures and rationales for prayer, the siddur lays them out in clear contemporary English and features explanatory footnotes, in the way that an annotated edition of Joyce's "Ulysses" might ease that novel's reading.
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A House Democrat advised me not to take too seriously the flurry of competing rationales: The Democrats haven't actually met to decide on a unified position, he said; that may wait until the Judiciary Committee draws up the actual articles of impeachment.
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"President Trump's stated rationales for reversing the policy and banning military service by transgender people make no sense," Mabus said in a statement supporting the lawsuit, jointly filed by GLBTQ Legal Advocates and Defenders (GLAD) and the National Center for Lesbian Rights.
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In light of the latest revelations (which our David French has outlined well in a Corner post), I stand by what I said when news of the raid first surfaced: There are two possible rationales for a search warrant under the circumstances.
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Astonishingly expensive, strategically incoherent, sold by a shifting slate of senior officers and politicians and editorial-page hawks, the wars have continued in varied forms and under different rationales each and every year since passenger jets struck the World Trade Center in 2001.
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"The Supreme Court has implied, perhaps without realizing it, that the physical realities of pregnancy for the woman will serve to imbue her most weightless rationales with the magic ability to trump a man's right to procreation, and his right in his children," he wrote.
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They include Secretary of the Army Eric K. Fanning, Secretary of the Air Force Deborah Lee James and Secretary of the Navy Raymond Mabus Jr. "President Trump's stated rationales for reversing the policy and banning military service by transgender people make no sense," Mabus wrote.
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Before the hearing began, CNN's lawyers said the case hinges on Acosta and CNN's First Amendment rights; the shifting rationales behind the ban; and the administration's failure to follow the federal regulations that pertain to press passes, an alleged violation of Fifth Amendment rights.
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"One of the rationales for replacing Abbott was the 30 consecutive bad polls, he will need to arrest the slide in popularity to avoid a similar pressure," said Haydon Manning, professor of political science at Flinders University, referring to previous prime minister, Tony Abbott.
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It is outrageous, though, when the government agency charged with delivering reliable, affordable and clean electricity dispenses all these values to invent new rationales, wholly at odds with real-world experience, market forces and their own study, to protect the worst operators on the system.
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The rationales offered by House Democrats for their comparatively hasty proceedings are that President Trump (1) represented a serious, continuing national security threat, and (2) was likely to seek foreign interference in this year's congressional and presidential elections, as he allegedly did in 2016.
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Two of the core rationales behind the rules are teaching students boundaries and accountability for their own actions, said Danielle, who was a house parent at the school for two years, in 2010 and 2011, and who confirmed there were no licensed counselors or therapists on staff.
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"President Trump's stated rationales for reversing the policy and banning military service by transgender people make no sense," Ray Mabus, the longest serving Navy secretary since World War I and a former governor of Mississippi, said in a statement supporting one of the lawsuits in August.
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And she did not want her name on what she saw as anti-immigrant policy rationales put forth by Mr. Sessions; Stephen Miller, the president's powerful immigration adviser; and others who argued that the program encouraged new waves of illegal immigration and was an undeserved amnesty.
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The condemned men perpetrated a litany of horrors, but the rationales for putting them to death—a decades-delayed catharsis for the victims' families, a lottery-slim chance that some future violence will be deterred—are as close to their expiration as Arkansas's supply of midazolam. ♦
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If these books become efficient conveyor belts that trundle along with the promise of a tidy little gift bag of answers and rationales right out of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, you may well feel relieved, but you are unlikely to feel disturbed.
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But Justice Sonia Sotomayor, joined by her colleague Ruth Bader Ginsburg, went bigger and wrote an eloquent version of the "Are you fucking kidding me?" reaction a lot of observers will have to the majority's naive acceptance of the Trump administration's stated rationales for the policy.
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Because shares on these exchanges are generally traded less heavily than those on larger public markets, it would likely be harder for investors to bet against, or short, Tesla's stock, which is one of the rationales Mr. Musk outlined on Tuesday for taking the company private.
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Roberts's opinion is a defense of the established process by which the most recent version of the ban was designed and implemented, of the rationales the administration offered to the Court for it that didn't have anything to do with the "Muslim ban" Trump proposed as a candidate.
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The rationales for these rules always had more to do with political and economic power than with consumer prices, and as an advocate for bringing back that style of regulation Warren was in many ways a natural to call for turning the same philosophy loose on the whole economy.
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The rationales for these rules always had more to do with political and economic power than with consumer prices, and as an advocate for bringing back that style of regulation, Warren was in many ways a natural to call for turning the same philosophy loose on the whole economy.
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"The decision should send a loud signal to politicians that they can no longer hide behind sham rationales to shut down clinics and prevent a woman who has decided to end a pregnancy from getting the care she needs," said Jennifer Dalven, a lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union.
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"The powerful opposition that the European people, in its various forms, is demonstrating in the face of the elites speaks to our consciences and reminds us that politics, too assertive on economic rationales, has not done its homework and has given up on its mission," Conte told the assembled lawmakers.
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But Amy Jeffress, a former senior Justice Department official in the Obama administration whom Judge Boasberg had appointed as a friend of the court to critique the government's position, proposed the idea of having agents document their rationales only if something came back, before the agents could look at it.
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I know that there have been some out-of-body, what-the-hell-is-going-on moments as details about Trump's past have come to light — revelations that would have spelled the end of a candidate during previous cycles — and people have simply pushed past them with bizarrely twisted rationales.
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Law firms are beginning to contemplate whether corporate boards will continue to be entitled to the deference afforded by the business judgment rule – which broadly shields directors from liability as long as they're deemed to have acted in the corporation's interest – if their decisions are prompted by rationales other than maximizing profits.
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HHS might use any number of rationales to stop the state: It doesn't actually believe in what Idaho is doing, it has a constitutional obligation to uphold the law, or it wants to be a responsible steward of taxpayer dollars and Idaho's plan would make ACA coverage more expensive for federal taxpayers.
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" — Dr. Thomas M. Gellhaus, president of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists "The decision should send a loud signal to politicians that they can no longer hide behind sham rationales to shut down clinics and prevent a woman who has decided to end a pregnancy from getting the care she needs.
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"Astonishingly expensive, strategically incoherent, sold by a shifting slate of senior officers and politicians and editorial-page hawks, the wars have continued in varied forms and under different rationales each and every year since passenger jets struck the World Trade Center in 2001," C.J. Chivers wrote recently in The New York Times Magazine.
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But the full dimension of the ideological flip came home to me after a column of mine back in August examined recent appellate and Supreme Court decisions on voting rights and abortion and praised the judges for calling out legislatures that use phony rationales (women's health or voter fraud) to suppress individual rights.
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Collins and Murkowski both gave similar rationales for their decisions: They agreed that Trump had acted improperly by conditioning military aid to Ukraine on the announcement of political investigations, but they didn't see these actions — or his attempt to obstruct Congress's investigation into those actions — rising to the level of an impeachable offense.
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He made a point to differentiate between what he called religious practices and cultural practices, with religious ones being those more likely to have doubtful supernatural rationales (like using prayer to contact a deity for favors) and cultural ones having more practical justifications (like using ritual to foster connection and self-control).
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Here's the problem: One of his main rationales for his candidacy, from the beginning until now, is that he's a proven winner, does everything better than everyone else and can take Americans along with him for a long, happy ride on his gaudy, gold-plated victory train (or plane, as the case may be).
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But in that episode and several others since the 1980s, Mr. Trump's navigation of Washington's corridors of power appears all too familiar in hindsight — fusing showmanship, a reductive approach to ethnicity, shape-shifting policy rationales and gleeful name-dropping into the political currency required to get what he wanted, or at least make headlines trying.
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Both actions can be justified by solid military rationales and fall into the context of mainstream foreign policy goals -- namely deterring the further use of some of the world's most heinous weapons in Syria and a desire to halt the spread of ISIS into another failed state, even as it loses ground in Iraq and Syria.
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Hawaii urged the court to uphold a ruling from the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals and continue to allow refugees into the U.S. "Refugees with formal assurances are the category of foreign nationals least likely to implicate the national security rationales the Government has pointed to in the past," the state's attorney Neal Katyal argued in court documents.
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Vice President Mike Pence and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo have been pushing for an attack on Iran for some time, but the past few days of confusion — of mixed-messages and shifting rationales — are evidence that this strike was made with little thought to the consequences, justified after the fact with claims of imminent danger.
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And while we are looking for alternative bases for creating ethics and social rationales that are fair and emphasize peace and are respectful of difference, we fall back on an ideology that seems like it can lead us out of the wilderness, but ends up taking us in long, loopy circles back to a past we repeat ad infinitum.
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Technically, it was Hal's affair with a younger friend of Andy's that precipitated their divorce, but she believed that the infidelity was mutual—that while Andy claimed to loathe the bollocks of curatorial rationales, he had proved adept at making meaning of his past and his demons in a way that gratified the art dealers and gallery owners who'd courted him.
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Challenging the White House to provide a "strong mission-related rationale" for the proposal, Mitnick noted that even if they could provide such rationales, the new policy would prompt a "litigation risk" for the US government for violating the "due process" rights of the undocumented immigrants by moving them to places where they have no community, family ties, or employment opportunities.
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What we're talking about now is really just another version of the quote from Wallace's essay on Borges: that deep-seated contradiction that our slavery-condoning participatory democracy was intentionally founded upon, a gap between reality and idealism in which the necessary rationales for the Republic's beginning and end—for its existence and destruction—have, over the last two centuries, managed to simultaneously reside.
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The same day that Trump tweeted approvingly of Assange following his appearance on Fox News, Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE and a cavalcade of other Republicans criticized Assange as an enemy of the United States—even as they offered rationales for the president-elect's more favorable comments.
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Philbin's response basically boils down to, well, see what happened was... Patrick Philbin: I don't think that there is evidence in the record of a specific date, the specific date, but there is testimony in the record that individuals at OMB and elsewhere were aware of a hold as of July 3rd, and there is evidence in the record of the president's rationales from even earlier than that time.
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The company also surveyed prospective buyers (more than 2,000 of them) with Harris Poll to get a more detailed look at the reasoning behind dressing up as either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump and found some interesting results: More people (55 percent) would dress up as Trump (to Clinton's 45), but their rationales differ: More Americans would pick Trump to be funny (39 percent), whereas they'd choose Clinton because they like her (31 percent).
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That leaves Buttigieg and Klobuchar, who both did well for themselves by arguing explicitly with Warren from more centrist ground and embracing the clearest rationales for their candidacies — which happen to be the same basic rationale: that they're problem-solving Midwesterners with realistic policy blueprints who can win swing states, and (less explicitly) that they're like Biden in their practicality and electability but unlike him in their relative youth and lack of baggage.
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The US government&aposs stated rationales for pouring arms into that ever-more-embattled region include: building partnerships with countries theoretically willing to fight alongside US forces in a crisis; swapping arms for access to military bases in Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and other Persian Gulf states; creating "stability" by building up allied militaries to be stronger than those of potential adversaries like Iran; and generating revenue for US weapons contractors, as well as jobs for American workers.
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Trump and his advisers' rationales over the past week for abandoning the Kurds have been incoherent, dishonest, and obscene: It's a primordial fight between lesser peoples; it's a victorious end to endless war, despite the fact that there's no actual U.S. withdrawal plan from Syria, and 14,000 U.S. troops have been added in the region since the spring; the Kurds "didn't help us in the Second World War, they didn't help us with Normandy"; we "should have never been there in the first place"; Turkey "is a big trading partner"; we "did not endorse" and are "not involved" in the Turkish operation; just go ahead and let it happen, but know that if it gets bad, there will be consequences.
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