Sentence examples for necessary for rational from inspiring English sources

Rawls seeks to incorporate a relatively uncontroversial account of rationality into the original position, one that he thinks most any account of practical rationality would endorse as at least necessary for rational decision.

In the 1940s, organization theorists began to challenge two assumptions necessary for rational decision making to occur, both of which were made obvious in cases where markets failed and hierarchies were necessary.

China's disastrous experience -- covering up the first cases of SARS and then watching the disease spread worldwide -- "made clear to the public, as seldom has happened, that honest, accurate information is necessary for rational health policy," said Dr. Barry R. Bloom, the dean of the Harvard School of Public Health.

Because of its small size, the GnRH (gonadotropin-releasing hormone) receptor (GnRHR) is an excellent model for GPCR (G protein-coupled receptor) and has allowed elucidation of the precise biochemical mechanism of pharmacoperone action necessary for rational design of new therapeutic agents.

Such a synthesis of research is necessary for rational policy making.

However, we also believe that answers are lacking to several key epidemiologic questions necessary for rational planning.

Drawing on discourse ethics, Habermas (1990 , 1996 argues that people's participation in the justificatory processes of deliberative democracy is necessary for rational-legal legitimacy.

From these ten drugs, six already have been refused by industry for studying, and have been referred to the National Institutes of Health to obtain the necessary information for rational use in pediatric populations.

Moral thinking consists in recognizing the priceless value of a rational agent's autonomous will, something in light of whose value it is necessary for any rational agent to modify his behavior (1998, 22-35).

Determination of basal levels is also necessary for the rational engineering of health-promoting phytochemicals in food crops.

They are stories in which the final pain of a fatal disease, or the fear of imminent death and eternal punishment, is identified as the factor necessary for otherwise rational people to believe in the supernatural.