The decision lacked a rationale.
He will lack a rationale for running if he cannot carry Florida.
With a 6-to-3 vote but lacking a single rationale that could command a majority, the court stepped cautiously and appeared intent on avoiding a one-size-fits-all constitutional prescription for a world of rapidly changing family dynamics.
18 So if the court regards an earlier case as lacking a convincing rationale, then it will lack any analogical weight.
Despite lacking a theoretical rationale and despite the difficulties encountered when specifying the different imputation models, MICE has several practical advantages (Marchenko, 2011; Van Buuren et al., 2006; Van Buuren & Oudshoorn, 2011; White et al., 2011).
Third, the types of cues and conflict tasks have differed widely across studies, while often lacking a detailed rationale as to why these settings were chosen.
The current lifetime exclusion was criticised by the men in our study, who saw it as inequitable, discriminatory, and, above all, lacking a clear rationale.
"It's a messy solution and lacks a clear rationale," Turnbull told the public administration select committee last week.
If the state lacks a legitimate rationale for imposing on Americans a heterosexual definition of marriage, it seems pretty likely that it likewise lacks a legitimate rationale for imposing on Americans a monogamous definition of marriage.
The evidence of abnormal toxicity testing as a prediction for harmful batches is highly questionable and lacks a scientific rationale.
Although the specific ages used for these purposes often lack a good rationale, there is no reason lowering the voting age would require lowering, say, the drinking age, any more than allowing people to drive at 16 should permit them to drink or smoke at that age as well.
