Sentence examples for rationality underpinning from inspiring English sources

Third, the relative certainty that existed about foreign and national security policies during the Cold War, which stemmed from assumptions of rationality underpinning the risks and rewards of those policies, has been disrupted by jihadist terrorism.

At a White House press conference, he stressed the need to think through every action in an "extremely complicated" spot.In private, the prime minister makes a virtue of the cerebral rationality underpinning the relationship.

Similar assumptions about public rationality underpin a campaign in New Zealand encouraging health professionals to 'Ask About the Elephant' — the elephant in the room being the ignored or unaddressed problem of smoking (New Zealand Government Midcentral District Health Board 2011).

Underpinning his running is his faith.

underpinning his conviction.

What technology is underpinning that?

The case study is intended to enable a critical reflection on the rationalities that underpin the SIB.

It unveils a dynamic, mutually constitutive interrelationship between an assortment of NGO accountability technologies and the shifting rationalities and programmes that underpinned their emergence and adoption.

Since the 1980s, natural resource management (NRM) in rural Australia has been underpinned by rationalities and technologies of governing that constitute agricultural landscapes and resource managers in economically rational terms.

Rationality itself, the underpinning of well-functioning markets, can be said to have failed.

Here we develop a N-player mosquito net game, and theoretically show that the misuse of ITNs might be underpinned by individual and social rationality.