Sentence examples for a reasonable need from inspiring English sources

And the bill would require universities to disclose information about foreign students to investigators who asserted a reasonable need for it.

Of course, there is a reasonable "need to know" rule that protects legitimately sensitive information, but there is also a need for adequate knowledge, especially among officials who actually deal with terrorism threats.

The public safety exception is triggered when police officers have an objectively reasonable need to protect the police or the public from immediate danger.

In the initial stages, anonymity reflects a crucial and reasonable need for self-preservation for any closeted gay person, whether cruising the Internet or the gay scene.

It seemed to him he had whatever a reasonable boy needed but years later his father said they'd been poor.

First, a reasonable measure needs to be developed for being able to quantify the algorithm.

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".

As a result, it served the reasonable needs of ordinary users of the language.

"The method and means by which a defendant commits a crime need not be proved beyond a reasonable doubt and need not be found with specific unanimity by a jury," the government argued in its brief.

Nearly a quarter of the population cannot afford to satisfy reasonable needs.