Sentence examples similar to lacking any rationale from inspiring English sources

All we know is that the British state's policing of these boundaries lacks any rationale.

We learn in Parshat Chukat (Numbers 19 1-27:1) that there are commandments that have rational explanations (mishpatim) and those that appear to lack any rationale whatsoever (chukim).

The inclusion of study region in the model for a high ovarian response improves predictions, but lacks any biological rationale, other than a possible imbalance in predictive factors between European and North American populations.

The problem with monetarist limits on fiscal policy is that they lack any genuine economic rationale.

The decision lacked a rationale.

He will lack a rationale for running if he cannot carry Florida.

Sally Hunt, UCU general secretary, said: "The huge variations in vice-chancellors' pay rises highlight the lack of any rationale behind these eye-watering increases.

What disturbs me the most about these ads, in fact, is the complete lack of any rationale for "why we fight".

18 So if the court regards an earlier case as lacking a convincing rationale, then it will lack any analogical weight.

Mr. Denis in turn described Mr. Powell's candidacy as one lacking in rationale.

In daily work with aphasic patients it is unfortunately quite common to lose the frame of reference, namely the neuropsychological model employed for evaluation of aphasia, and to propose traditionally used tasks lacking enough rationale for their application.