Sentence examples for rational legislative from inspiring English sources

But it reflects a rational legislative judgment, entitled to deference, that offenders who have committed serious or violent felonies and who continue to commit felonies must be incapacitated.

In her ruling, Justice Rakower described the law as a "rational legislative response to what the City Council has determined is the potential for a growing problem of tenant harassment in New York City".

This paper contributes to the positive political theory of legislative delegation by modeling formally the decision calculus of a rational legislator who must choose between delegation to an agency and delegation to a court.

If those differences have any rational relationship to the legislative command, the discrimination is not forbidden.

The CTEA is a rational exercise of the legislative authority conferred by the Copyright Clause.

Satisfied that the CTEA complies with the "limited Times" prescription, we turn now to whether it is a rational exercise of the legislative authority conferred by the Copyright Clause.

We represented these interconnections graphically in order to capture an overarching view of adoption times and strategic focuses, and compared them with the ideal model obtained from previous studies of rational planning and the legislative framework.

I'm all for innovation and the right to protect intellectual property, but when there is a clear monopoly and human lives are at stake, we need legislative action for rational and appropriate pricing.

"The background check amendment as it currently exists, I probably would have opposed -- not for the reason most people think, but because it immunizes gun manufacturers, who get the economic benefit of that protection and use it to fund all of the assaults, legislative assaults on rational measures to reduce gun violence.

Its function is only to determine whether it is possible to say that the legislative decision is without rational basis.

This Court has not held that the Lee Optical test, asking if "it might be thought that the particular legislative measure was a rational way to correct" an evil, is the proper test in this context.