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Перевод: rationale

[существительное]
логическое обоснование; разумное объяснение; основная причина; подоплека

Тезаурус:

1. Discussion of the problems and treatment of each patient in relation to nursing care planned will help ensure that the learner understands the rationale for such care.
2. The preference for geography and history over other social sciences is pure inertia, unadulterated conservatism lacking rationale.
3. A 1968 White Paper, "Industrial investment in production of private aluminium", provided the rationale which Whitehall subsequently disowned.
4. Typology and evolutionary sequences gave a rationale to his obsessive collecting of weapons, locks and keys, antiquities, primitive art and ethnographic objects, which filled two museums.
5. The overt rationale behind the new prescriptions was the desire to create a people which was truly holy to God.
6. Its organizational form - a small core staff and extensive sub-contracting to consultants - together with the advantages of political stability, administrative simplicity and speed of implementation offered by an agency rationale, have proved well suited to redeveloping a derelict dockland estate.
7. In other words, they merely represent a constructed rationale of an existing custom.
8. Borg's role model, or rationale, is presumably his old rival Jimmy Connors, who is, after all, nearly four years older.
9. A novel where actions get unhooked from their (or any) waking rationale:
10. On the one hand it provides for the possibility of improved techniques for bringing about learning; on the other it provides a rationale whereby such techniques can be explicitly identified as exemplars of more general principles of teaching.
11. Considerations such as these provided the rationale for the formal creation of IIAs in the 1978 Act (DoE, 1978).
12. The Court's decision is based on the fact that RTE's refusal to license was arbitrary, in that its sole rationale was to preserve RTE's monopoly in the publication of weekly information about its programmes: the Court said there was no justification in terms of the specific needs of the broadcasting sector or the activity of publishing television magazines.
13. First, Thomas Kuhn's paradigms receive a psychological rationale: a major metaphor, such as the pumping heart, signifies a new perspective on man and his world which can be understood only from within that perspective.