Sentence examples for Reasonably ascertained from inspiring English sources

It is of course the Court's duty to enforce the will of Congress once that has been reasonably ascertained from the language in which Congress expressed its will.

Later in the day, a senior Pakistani intelligence official who spoke on the condition of anonymity said that the nationality of the two men, who have been in custody since early May, had been "reasonably ascertained" and that the United States was being notified about them, though officials in Washington said today that they had heard nothing.

The association of Graves' and thymic hyperplasia, though not widely recognized, can be reasonably ascertained using the clinical history and CT findings.

In certain cases, a company's value can be reasonably ascertained from its balance sheet alone.

We still have not been able to reasonably ascertain an integral scientific reasoning behind the massive deaths of birds and fish happening around the world, except with the word 'Harakiri.' That is what I decided to call my song and record in discussing these events.

In order to allocate maintenance resources reasonably, ascertain the minimum preventive maintenance requirement, ensure the reliability, availability and safety, this paper carries out a research on Risk and Condition Based Maintenance (RCBM) task optimization technology.

"I am consequently of the view that the metadata Telstra holds in connection with an individual which permits that individual's identity to reasonably be ascertained from that metadata constitutes the personal information of that individual under the Privacy Act".

In cross-sectional population studies, all that can reasonably be ascertained is the concurrence in the last month of headache on ≥15 days and an excessive intake of acute drugs for headache (for a diagnosis of probable MOH).

If the state wishes to rely on a tip of that nature to validate a stop and frisk, revelation of the name of the informer or demonstration that his name is unknown and could [p153] not reasonably have been ascertained should be the price.

An important advantage to this approach is that the ability to determine whether a deforestation rate is increasing, level, or decreasing is a relative measure and, as such, can be ascertained reasonably well with a combination of remote-sensing and ground-based measurements.

In a validation study (9), we determined that dietary fat intake was ascertained reasonably well compared to four 1-week dietary records collected over 1 year.