But after too many homes were built and prices had climbed beyond any rational connection to local incomes, Boise suffered the same punishing pullback that has afflicted much of the country.
Some of that evidence, he said, "suggests that the coverage formula completely lacks any rational connection to current levels of voter discrimination," while other evidence indicates that the formula, "though not completely perverse, is a remarkably bad fit with Congress's concerns".
Finally, any book on recent American politics that has 10 references to the Trilateral Commission cannot rally from an incurable degree of paranoid, conspiratorial twaddle that bears no rational connection to the way American politics works.
The fact that you are being oppressed provides no justification for engaging in lethal violence deliberately targeting civilians, particularly violence that has no rational connection to any plan for ending your oppression.
It could be considered unreasonable search and seizure, he said, and the law itself has no rational connection to effectively curbing the behaviour it is purportedly trying to stop.
"We attribute significant weight to the concern not to violate the public policy against the formation of same-sex family units on account of its rational connection to the present dispute and the degree to which this policy would be violated should an adoption order be made," chief justice Sundaresh Menon said.
Government must have freedom to make an appropriate investigation where there appears a rational connection with the lawmaking process, the processes of adjudication, or other essential governmental functions.
Although a rational connection exists between the classification adopted and the legislative object, the effect of an under-inclusive classification is to accord different treatment to persons similarly placed.
Now, we don't believe that there is a rational connection between our performance and the price of the stock.
