"rational demand" is correct and usable in written English
You could use it to refer to a reasonable request or expectation in a given situation. For example, "She made a rational demand for a raise, given her excellent work over the past year."
Some TV channels supported that unconditionally without assessing whether the bill was a rational demand.
Twitter is far from dead, but Mr Sacca is demanding the impossible in the most trivial way – which probably seems like a perfectly rational demand when you live in a fantasy world.
This suggests that Kant takes the ontological and cosmological arguments to be complementary expressions of the one underlying rational demand for the unconditioned.
The rational necessity of postulating such a necessary being or a causality of freedom satisfies the rational demand for intelligible explanation.
It remains unclear if this will result in a more rational demand for economic evaluations.
Without such a guiding agenda, and without the assumption that nature conforms to our rational demands for securing unity and coherence of knowledge, our scientific pursuits would lack orientation.
Kant's (1785/ 1993) famous categorical imperative was similarly rational, demanding that one should act according to principles that could also become a general law.
As primary health service providers, THCs need favorable work environment and conditions to operate efficiently and to meet rational demands of their employees.
What is funny here is that a simple, natural human function is held up by the hyper-rational demands of highly sophisticated 21st Century technology; and that despite all this brilliant technology humans are reminded several times a day of their inescapable Earthly nature.
This argument can conclude with a rational, undeniable demand that more attention be paid to obscure and neglected writers and artists, or it can take the strong and often irrational form that all aesthetic values are merely prejudices enforced by power.
What more reason could a rational person demand for rejecting the God of our fathers?
