But Gallatin County Attorney Marty Lambert, in a response filed in July, noted that the court "apparently found that fingerprinting and photographing [the] defendant was a reasonable condition needed for rehabilitation or for the protection of the victim or society".
The court, Lambert said in his filing, "apparently found that fingerprinting and photographing [the] defendant was a reasonable condition needed for rehabilitation or for the protection of the victim or society".
(ii) With respect to a course of study for which benefits are otherwise available, successful completion of the course, attaining a particular course grade, or satisfying a reasonable condition subsequent (such as remaining employed for one year after completing the course) are required or considered in determining the availability of benefits.
If you read dispatches from Afghanistan and Mr. Woodward's book, it seems very doubtful that any reasonable conditions for withdrawal — economic and political progress in the country, a reduction of violence and the Taliban in retreat — can be met.
SarAr technology is an exception, which achieves tight binding under reasonable conditions for use with proteins, but this chelator is selective for and only used with copper.
In 1975, the NRA published a Fact Book on Firearms Control that endorsed "reasonable regulation" such as a "waiting period between purchase and delivery," recordkeeping requirements for "manufacturers, importers, dealers and pawnbrokers," laws that "control all machine guns and destructive devices," and the enforcement of "reasonable conditions" for those "wishing to carry a concealed firearm".
The Secretary may prescribe regulations establishing what constitutes a reasonable time for purposes of the preceding sentence and other reasonable conditions for the reimbursement plan.
