The phrase "about reasonableness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the concept of reasonableness in various contexts, such as legal, ethical, or everyday decision-making discussions.
Example: "The committee's decision was based on considerations about reasonableness in the given circumstances."
Alternatives: "regarding reasonableness" or "concerning reasonableness".
We think it is disingenuous for religious people to talk about the reasonableness of their beliefs and the importance of values and practice, while drawing a veil over their embrace of superstitious beliefs.
At its core, due process of law is about fairness, reasonableness and justice, none of which was served by the Supreme Court's decision to deny a request for new DNA testing to challenge a rape conviction ("Unparalleled and Denied," editorial, June 19).
Responding to Ms. Tinley's questions about the reasonableness of the relaxed new rule, the air quality office defended it, saying it allowed utilities to improve efficiency, safety and reliability; enforcement officials said the rule would most likely eviscerate the air enforcement program.
At least take a look at the rates in use by the players and draw conclusions about their reasonableness.
Judgments of integrity would thus involve judgment about the reasonableness of others' moral points of view, rather than the absolute correctness of their view (Ashford) or the intellectual responsibility with which they generally approach the task of thinking about moral questions (Halfon).
Conscience in Aquinas' view is not a special power or presence within us, but is our practical intelligence at work, primarily in the form of a stock of judgments about the reasonableness (rightness) or unreasonableness (wrongness) of kinds of action (kinds of option).
In his majority opinion, Justice David Souter David Souter concluded: "[A]ny lingering doubt about the reasonableness of [the Illinois law] may be put to rest by recalling that regulating insurance tied to what is medically necessary is probably inseparable from enforcing the quintessentially state-law standards of reasonable medical care".
Yet it's unclear whether talk about Kurdish reasonableness, by the Kurds themselves or the U.S., will have any impact on Erdogan.
