Sentences with phrase «rationale at»

Read about the presenter's rationale at the second of the links I've listed.

You quote CK and then without any rationale at all declare his ignorance.

Einhorn explained his rationale at the recent Value Investing Congress: «Gold does well when monetary and fiscal policies are poor and does poorly when they appear sensible.

If the user clarifies his / her rationale at the very beginning then it sort things out and helps in making quick connections with people having interest in common activities and lifestyle.

Not exact matches

At best this is a puzzlingly weak rationale for doing nothing.

This is an extremely important point, and contrasts with the position of media pundits and investment advisors who consistently cite other data as a rationale for being in the market at all times.

Whatever the supposed rationale, in reality it made little sense for Si to have his own employees airing the company's dirty laundry, spoiling its surprises, starting feuds between its executives, pestering them at parties.

The terms and prices of variable annuities were much better before the financial crisis, but the rationale for a contract that guarantees an income stream while allowing for some participation in potential growth in the investment markets remains intact, according to Mark Cortazzo, senior partner at Macro Consulting Group.

But that rationale is, at best, incomplete, and leaves open a different line of argumentation, one that applies even within competitive domains, and one that should truly drive a stake through the heart of the «legal = ethical» nonsense.

Price Rationale You might score best by looking at this business as a real estate play, with land worth about $ 150,000 and the courts another $ 160,000.

«The rationale behind the law is that the other employees in the company with lower titles will naturally benchmark themselves against the crappiest person at the next level.

A close - up look at a business offered for sale including the price rationale and some pros and cons of the purchase.

«We have yet to be fully convinced about the strategic rationale behind the merger,» Ali Dibadj, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Co., said in a research note.

Hence, its rationale for throwing massive amounts of monetary stimulus at the economy — prime the pump with cheap money and it will unlock the excess capacity in the system.

And, as in earlier cases, there was at least some rationale for the initial exuberance.

Ahead of the make - or - break vote in Athens's parliament, Tsipras held back - to - back meetings as he attempted to rally support for measures at total variance with the rationale of his radical left party.

«A month ago, this report and the other data on the economy would have created a strong rationale for raising rates at the September meeting,» said Nariman Behravesh, chief economist at IHS, a research and consulting firm that tracks the economy.

The benefit to US textile and apparel producers of TPL elimination would be marginal at best, but the rationale for the demand lies in the significant impact that the elimination of MFA - sanctioned import restrictions has had on textile and apparel markets.

There is no rationale for the CEIFB and it should be disbanded at the earliest opportunity.

Provide visitors the ability to easily navigate between accounts and meetings, view voting decisions at the interval you prefer (e.g., annually, post-meeting, pre-meeting), and even view your own rationale.

There is a credible argument that tariffs should be rejected even for these purposes, but these two purposes at least offer a coherent rationale for maintaining a tariff.

With oil back (almost) at $ 60, the rationale for the OPEC cuts could lose some of its urgency.

A: When a company receives low support for its say - on - pay proposal (generally less than 75 %), we believe at a minimum the company should provide some level of disclosure regarding the company's response to shareholder opposition; such disclosure, which often includes a discussion of engagement meetings and feedback received, should be accompanied by relevant changes and / or rationale intended to address outstanding concerns.

The rationale for those who do use EBITDA as a valuation guide is this: It can provide a look at earnings stripped of variable factors like taxes, depreciating goods, and capital expenditures (onetime purchases like land).

While the rationale appears reasonable given the growth at the Company, the 41 % increase may be cause for shareholder concern with the CEO's revised salary looking more at home amongst FTSE 100 companies and the compounding effect such an increase has on short and long term incentives.

To understand the rationale of Trump's announcement — in addition to the likely international conflict at stake — Sean Rameswaram talked to Vox's Matt Yglesias for the latest episode of Today, Explained.

To really determine whether outbound investment has a negative or positive impact on the home country's economy, the key is to look at the rationale behind the investment.

As an example of this, here are the criteria (and rationale) we use at Imagine:

In terms of rationale for owning gold, Khaner cites that gold supply is decreasing as production is around 2,500 tons per year and consumption bests that at 4,000 tons.

I think this coin should just go away at this stage, but the passion behind this project is currently trumping my rationale.

, and my rationale on why I think there will be a bubble in biotech, you can read that at this link.

It is a slim reed that Calabresi extends, but he is at least open to the possibility that the state might be able to demonstrate» in a way he thought it had not adequately done» a sufficient rationale for prohibiting doctors from killing.

You need to quit assuming that I haven't already been down all these roads of lame rationale and start trying to see why I'm right... You'd be amazed at the ill - conceived and ill - logical reactions that you get from otherwise sane people.

For many years now the federal government has been paying farmers not to produce foodstuffs, while millions, in this country and abroad, go hungry, The rationale, once again, is economic necessity: prices and profits must be maintained at a level sufficient to stimulate production.

Well Stephen Prothero (this author) is using rationale (should I say — at least?)

For a biblical rationale for paid pastors, I think you need to look again at the apostles.

In other words he is providing an understanding and rationale, if not a justification, for the mass murder at the WTC.

At mid-century, Reinhold Niebuhr provided a religious rationale that was supportive of political causes in a way that made it possible for many people to join the club that historian Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. dubbed «Atheists for Niebuhr.»

Since Girard's thesis is that the gospel of Jesus Christ has inexorably through the ages taken rationales for violence away from us by revealing the gods who demand violence as idols, the West has finally reached the point of secularity, the point at which the divine justifications drop away altogether.

The rationale was not peace at any price, but love at all costs.

In his latest book, published in September and provocatively titled The God Delusion, he slates the whole rationale behind belief in God at all.

Three of the five justices in the Hardwick majority have been replaced, and the decision appears to be, as Judge Reinhardt eagerly pointed out, at odds with the rationale behind the Casey decision.

At the same time, they are trying to recover the rationale for the interim state in the first place.

If the reader has penetrated the Bible to the point where he sees both what the text says and its rationale in saying it, then he stands at a decisive juncture.

The script makes a telegraphic, unconvincing stab at a rationale — but in effect, the idea is that the dream of multi-culti America circa 2017 is enough to inspire a Resistance in an alternate 1962.

Test samples, along with a discussion of their rationale and validity, may be obtained from Sandra Bern at Stanford University.

Marvel at life and how our bodies work, when time began (infinite), where space ends (infinite) and before long it becomes apparent that for all that our rationale minds want to impose structure, order and a conviction that we have it all together, we understand surprisingly little.

1For the meaning I wish «tradition» to have, consider MacIntyre's definition: «A tradition is an argument extended through time in which certain fundamental agreements are defined and redefined in terms of two kinds of conflict: those with critics and enemies external to the tradition who reject all or at least parts of those fundamental agreements, and those internal, interpretative debates through which the meaning and rationale of the fundamental agreements come to be expressed and by whose progress a tradition is Constituted.»

(Devon Largio delineates the 27 rationales in a much - cited honors thesis written this past spring at the University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign.)

This rationale, of course, strikes at the heart of all televangelists» appeal for funds: to reach the unreached.