Sentence examples for a rational ground from inspiring English sources

Officials point out, for instance, that prefectural governments may draw up rules that are stricter than the national guidelines only if they have a "rational ground for calculating" their own rules.

The mere difference of location in time, of something's being earlier or later, is not a rational ground for having more or less regard for it" (Rawls 1971, 293).

Teleological (aesthetic) judgment, as developed in Kant's Third Critique, suggests the possibility of a rational grounding of representation.

But there is at least a case to be made that the process of arguing for and against a thesis, in the way Carneades did, can leave one stuck with a view one way or the other, but without being aware of any rational ground for preferring this view.

"As the years advance there is a new rational ground for the expectation that my life may become less fruitful," she wrote on December 31 , 1877

"There is a rational middle ground between granting an automatic path to citizenship for every illegal immigrant and a program of mass deportation," the president said.

There is a rational middle ground to be had, and we must get the majority of people there starting with all Dems and progressives.

Instead it is simply assumed to be the only rational ground on which decisions could possibly be made.

But at the same time, the rational ground of this philosophically basic propositional attitude is the judgment, and in that sense Kant's theory of judgment also grounds his meta-philosophy.

As the most popular choice for the vice presidential spot on the Republican ticket this November, Senator Rubio is well-positioned to move his party towards more rational ground on immigration - ground that's been held by Presidents Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush.

Just a bit of fear, because you made a decision on rational grounds but more than just the rational may be at play.