Sentence examples for any reasonable basis from inspiring English sources

"As long as any reasonable basis exists for what the official decides, the courts will not overrule it," Professor Lowenstein of U.C.L.A. said.

The decision admonishes directors that "if the SLC process is to remain a legitimate mechanism," SLCs must foreclose any reasonable basis to question whether non-merits factors operated in the SLC's ultimate judgment.

Under the so-called "traditional test," a classification is said to be permissible under the Equal Protection Clause unless it is "without any reasonable basis". [p520] Lindsley v. Natural Carbonic Gas Co., 220 U.S. 61, 78 (1911).

Such a circumstance 'cannot be distinguished on any reasonable basis from the search of the premises of an accused as an incident to the lawful arrest of his person * * *.' Martin v. United States, 4 Cir., 183 F.2d 439, 439.

Thereafter a law of Ohio imposed five cents a share upon a certain proportion of non-par shares authorized by the state of Delaware which the court found to be arbitrary and not based on a classification of foreign corporations having any reasonable basis.

When it comes time to negotiating a salary, they tend to demand significantly too much money without any reasonable basis for the ultimatum.

Artl threatened in the letter that if Lighty continued to "harass" the senator's family and "print any falsehoods without a reasonable basis to believe them accurate — the Kirk for Senate campaign will not hesitate to avail itself of all available".

Plus, if you cannot meet any of these three you can still show a reasonable basis some other way.

By including the disclosure statement and thereby notifying the IRS of the use of Section 1031, the taxpayer will be excused from any accuracy related penalties as long as the taxpayer had a "reasonable basis" for the position.

Under the treaty, any UK extradition request must be supported by information that provides a reasonable basis to believe that the person sought committed the offence (the "probable cause test"), before extradition from the US will be ordered.

That debate provides a reasonable basis for public deliberation.