Sentence examples for rational and consistent from inspiring English sources
Stop trying to read our minds or guess our values: just give us clear, rational and consistent information.
But spending on the arsenal must be rational and consistent with national security goals — not driven by inertia or politics.
Surely it is better to have a rational and consistent means of doing these things than to do them trying not to think of what one is doing".
Their remit would be to ensure a rational and consistent plan for curriculum and assessment for the next decade and beyond.
With the right procedures, he wrote, it is possible to ensure "evenhanded, rational and consistent imposition of death sentences under law".
The new justice's opinion described the crime in vivid detail before concluding that Mr. Jurek's death sentence was constitutional because "Texas has provided a means to promote the evenhanded, rational and consistent imposition of death sentences under law".
"From the outset," Charlie told them, "we have provided rational, principled and consistent opposition to the war in Iraq".
Burnishing his party's anti-war credentials, Mr Kennedy said: "From the outset, we have provided rational, principled and consistent opposition to the war in Iraq".
When sufficient details accumulate, as for Caulobacter cell cycle regulation, the system design has been found to be eminently rational and indeed consistent with good design practices for human-designed asynchronous control systems.
"Although we would like to think our judgments and choices are rational, impartial, consistent, and solely based on relevant information, the truth is that they are often biased by superficial and irrelevant factors," Dr. Christopher Olivola, lead author of the paper and a marketing professor at Carnegie Mellon University's Tepper School of Business, said in a written statement.
To a substantial extent such policies are built around standard economic assumptions of behavior that individuals are perfectly rational, time consistent, and entirely self-interested.
