In any event, the incentive-related numbers are far too small for Congress to have concluded rationally, even with respect to new works, that the extension's economic-incentive effect could justify the serious expression-related harms earlier described.
Otherwise, Iran's leaders will rationally conclude that it is better to make a run for their money rather than stop at the last wall and pull back.
"By no elastic stretch of the most fertile imagination can one rationally conclude that such information or any such communication deserves or merits confidentiality as expressions of religious freedom," Justice Robert D. Krause of State Superior Court wrote in his ruling, issued on Monday.
"There is no evidence from which anyone could rationally conclude that there was coordination" between Ms. Lee and Ms. Hou, one of Ms. Hou's lawyers, Sheryl E. Reich, wrote to the judge on Sunday.
But search engines, social media providers, and e-commerce platforms, along with user forums, news sites, and emerging internet-of-things service providers large and small, may rationally conclude that the new costs and potential penalties associated with collecting, analyzing, and marketing user-provided information have become unsustainable, requiring a new business model altogether.
It claimed ministers did not rationally conclude that the comhairle had failed to comply with the requirements placed on it by the act and could not lawfully issue a call-in notice.
Can we rationally conclude that just because these are the two that got caught, and spilled the beans, that they're the only ones (along with BALCO, of course) in all of baseball who dealt the juice?
How does one rationally conclude that the religion of 1.57 billion people should be condemned, in its entirety, because of the actions of 19 savages who compose 0.000000012% of the Muslim population?
Given the fact that the various cytochrome c oxidases perform the same biochemical function due to conservation of the active site across species, one could rationally conclude that none of the aforementioned forms of this protein are "novel", as they share common structural, sequence, and functional relationships and would be safe to consume.
Not only is it premature to conclude that incoherence is rationally defective generally, Christensen has not argued convincingly that incoherence is rationally or logically defective even in simple agents.
