Sentence examples for allowing reasonable from inspiring English sources

Mr. Giuliani's aides say his basic view — allowing reasonable limits on gun ownership — has been consistent over the years.

Despite allowing reasonable discrimination, the FCC says that "pay for priority" would "raise significant cause for concern".

New York law is vague on the issue of trustee fees, allowing "reasonable" compensation of board members, and James Slaughter, a Goldsmith trustee, said the level of compensation paid by the foundation to its trustees was approved by its legal and accounting advisers.

The value of T was chosen to be 0.7 to allow expected rewards to influence the probability while still allowing reasonable exploration.

A well-understood process of urban analytics places a structure on the problems pertaining to urban sustainability, allowing reasonable consistency, repeatability, and objectiveness.

Elements of mathematical statistics then often become a valuable tool for allowing reasonable predictions of the behavior of complex material systems.

Employees are usually allowed "reasonable" unpaid time to sort out funeral practicalities if needs be.

Although commercial surrogacy is banned in the UK and the law only allows "reasonable expenses" for surrogates, the reality is that financial transactions have proved difficult to police.

New York law also mandates that government agencies considering condemning a property hold a public hearing and allow "reasonable opportunity" for landholders to present statements and documents.

"The court cannot discount the circumstantial evidence which may allow reasonable people to infer a purposefulness in the manner in which the entire enterprise has proceeded," Justice Goodman wrote.

The country's constitution allows "reasonable restrictions" on free speech but lawmakers have periodically stretched that definition to ban books, movies and other material about sensitive subjects like sex, politics and religion.