Sentence examples for rational accommodation from inspiring English sources
The people who wrote the pieces below are not fascists, but some of their articles depict political adversaries as deadly enemies with whom there can be no rational accommodation.
In that sense history may view us as prisoners of our own traditional and appropriate concern for individual rights, unableor unwillingto apply the concept of reasonableness explicit in the Fourth Amendment in order to develop a rational accommodation between those rights and the literal safety of the country.
This practice can be seen as an instance of a general methodological principle associated with Davidson and Quine that has come to be called the principle of charity (or, alternately, the principle of rational accommodation): when it is unclear how to interpret another's argument, interpret it in a way that makes the most sense.
Mr. Cohen's advice to Israel is to become like any other nation and face reality, dispense with "exceptionalism" and the "death-cult terrorists-versus-reasonable-Israelis paradigm" and find an accommodation with its "powerless," "rational" and "proud" neighbors.
A plea for what he called a more rational philosophy of Judaism, it constituted a major contribution to the accommodation between science, philosophy, and religion.
A second route to the accommodation of normativity within the economic model acknowledges that individuals are boundedly rational.
From there he goes on to suggest a rational rubric and then apply that rubric to a number of situations that might call for accommodation.
Accommodation is also available.
