Often, however, courts' answers to the cohabitation question are not grounded in the rationale that those courts used to award alimony in the first place and may therefore lead to inconsistent or absurd results.
Analogies (as will be argued below) are grounded in the underlying rationale for earlier decisions, but they do not bind later courts.
These laws also are grounded in a name-and-shame rationale: Companies might invest more in cybersecurity if they knew they would be required to tell customers and regulators about data breaches.
I guess my bottom line point is that when our lives seem open ended, many of our desires and goals are less concrete and not grounded in a tangible or explainable rationale.
This age-old rationale is grounded in the belief that if everyone owns a gun, no one will want to shoot each other because someone will return fire on them.
A preferable rationale is grounded in the connection between animal welfare and conservation.
There is, he claims, a 'pragmatic rationale' for such requirements, 'one grounded in [their] long-run contribution to getting what we (rationally) want' (Bratman 1987, p. 35).
GAZETTE: Given how infrequently FBI directors are let go, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein's letter announcing the rationale for Comey's firing did not appear heavily grounded in the law.
The rationale for engaging students in constructing hypermedia artifacts is grounded in recent research on learning that emphasizes the active role of the learner, the importance of collaboration, and the need for authentic or meaningful contexts for problem solving.
The rationale which each shared with me was consistent and, typically, grounded in wanting to do what is best for the bank.
"The rationale which each shared with me was consistent and, typically, grounded in wanting to do what is best for the bank," Mr. Jenkins said.
