If you are asking this question in relation to the Indian System the answer would be NO. The rationale behind this is that the Consumer Protection Act, 1986 is only applicable in cases wherein there exists a consumer relationship.
In a Judgement delivered by the Supreme Court of India- it has been held that statutory authorities; even though receiving fees in various forms would not fall in the category of service provider per se. You can go through the jugdement for a better understanding. The case is -
S P Goel vs Collector of Stamps, Delhi
[1986-1996 Consumer 3034 (NS)]
As in India there is a Common Law system the treatment may be same in other common law legal systems.
evidence of a persons actions
If "Ladies Club" is a group name: Although the Ladies Club met, no decision was made. If not (it is just an unnamed club for ladies): Although the ladies' club met, no decision was made.
Yes, although decision is a noun, its verb form is to decide
to simplify the design of the rocket.
You did not have to have exactly two options, but you have nothing to decide if there are not at least two options. However, there are almost always at least two options, although sometimes one of the options is unacceptable. If neither option is reasonable, find a third way.
d) Prioritize control measures
If you have some reasonable degree of understanding about how things happen in the real world and how the world functions, and if you have an adequate amount of information about the situation about which you wish to make a decision, you can then apply this knowledge in order to make a rational decision.
No. It isn't reasonable to ask anyone to convert for a relationship. Converting to a new religion is a very personal decision and should be based on whether or not the convert feels the religion is true, not what their friends want them to do. It is reasonable to invite friends to church or to explain to them how important your faith is to you and invite them to learn more about it, but you cannot ask someone to convert. Conversion has to be their decision.
Anyone can change the institution they are studying at. It is a decision only you can make. The question is, "is it a reasonable decision based on good critical thinking skills, and a well laid out plan for your future education?"
Because that is the standard by which the decision will be made that will affect the defendant for the remainder of their life and may possibly, in some states, cost them their life.
happiness can not be measure.
Rational is basically being reasonable, not insane... Rationale is basically a justification for what you are doing or choosing... the reasons behind the decision.