Sentences with phrase «compelling rationale»

We have never before knowingly accepted such risks for the sake of scientific experiments, and we need an exceptionally compelling rationale before we consider doing so now.

Thus far, the Company has not provided compelling rationale to affect such a potentially dilutive fundraising; as a result, Coliseum is not supporting the Proposal.

Technical factors play a big role in overcoming this pressure but there are other compelling rationale in support of munis in the Read more -LSB-...]

Technical factors play a big role in overcoming this pressure but there are other compelling rationale in support of munis in the Read more -LSB-...]

Yet the most compelling rationale for merit pay is not any short - term bump in test scores, but rather its potential for making the profession more attractive to talented candidates, more amenable to specialization, more rewarding for accomplished professionals, and a better fit for the 21st - century labor market.

Rather than engaging students in meaningful content - based learning, an emphasis on helping students develop the digital literacies they will need to be effective contributors in the global economy seems to be the more compelling rationale.

These are no doubt compelling rationales.

To successfully negotiate salary, you must define and appropriately convey compelling rationales during the interviewing process.

Perhaps the most compelling rationale for an open - concept office came from the legal department at Sun Life Financial.

The Company has not provided compelling rationale to affect a potentially dilutive fundraising.

While Jewish children may never have been given a compelling rationale for why they should be Jewish, parents never even saw the question as being worth asking.

Instead, Wilson's moralistic and idealistic vision attached to both the war and the league failed to provide a compelling rationale for a long - term American commitment to enforcing peace in Europe.

There is a compelling rationale behind this concept, but the details about how these processes work remain poorly defined,» says Paul Franks.

These findings suggest a novel therapeutic approach to protect the kidney from scarring and provide a compelling rationale to test the use of Wnt secretion inhibitors for the treatment of kidney fibrosis and other progressive scarring disorders.

Transforming a system requires a great deal of effort and therefore a compelling rationale.

Haidt's essay and Stenner's eye - opening work offer a compelling rationale for a civic education renaissance as a means to cultivate in our children a sense of attachment to the nation and its civic ideals.

Regardless, our findings provide yet another compelling rationale to diversify the teaching workforce.

[iv] The U.S. Department of Education has made clear that, absent some compelling reason to the contrary, these services should be provided at the child's school: «[I] n the interests of the child, [school districts] should provide services on site at the child's private school so as not to unduly disrupt the child's educational experience, unless there is a compelling rationale for these services to be provided off - site.»

See also H.R. Rep. No. 108 - 77, at 95 (2003)(«The Committee wishes to make clear that local educational agencies should provide direct services for parentally - placed private school students with disabilities (as for most students) on site at their school, unless there is a compelling rationale for such off - site services.

And, as for the question of why some people might prefer to have this short - burst format on their phones to having the whole book to read when they want, Love produced a compelling rationale:

And yet we've seen in the last two posts that there's no compelling rationale for preferring a dividend index portfolio over an all - market portfolio composed of low - cost index ETFs that aren't biased toward dividend payers.

But there is a compelling rationale for concentrating technologies.

As a rider I always have to add that uncertainty in the science does not provide a compelling rationale for neglecting greenhouse gas emissions.

The legislature has not only recognised here that some CPs, at least, will involve a sexual element; the compelling rationale for the exception to the «abuse of trust» provisions must be the lasting emotional commitment shown in the relationship, which irons out the inequality in the parties» positions and provides a context for true sexual consent.

The CMS embraced the AAMA's argument, and presents a compelling rationale why credentialed medical assistants are the only medical assistants who can be trusted to execute the correct and appropriate entry of data into electronic health records:

For example, a very well done pre-post design study might be considered if there is a compelling rationale for the treatment being examined, the condition being treated is chronic if untreated, multiple groups were included in the analyses etc..