Sentence examples similar to articulating a reasonable perspective from inspiring English sources

Stops were considered unjustified if officers provided no primary reason articulating a reasonable suspicion for the stop.

That's a reasonable perspective, I think.

I believe these set of experiences have given me a reasonable perspective across the early stage funding landscape.

The United States Supreme Court has held that in order for police officers to stop someone, they must be able to articulate a reasonable suspicion of a crime.

The Judge has articulated a reasonable fair use standard.

This heterogeneity creates difficulties for the MPCs in terms of identifying relevant tasks, gathering an overview of opinions and interests, and articulating a consensus perspective from general practice.

The research articulates a Southern perspective on the "new scramble" for Africa, with a view to strengthen tri-continental solidarities.

The aim is to articulate a new perspective on the post-industrial food system and its many consequences.

Cyberlaw clinical student Lee Baker worked with CMLP to articulate a citizen media perspective in the brief.

After failing to articulate a "feminist/hard-core perspective" of NY's rap scene she admitted her own hubris with humor.

Gilabert critiques Pogge's cosmopolitan project by articulating a positive duty to provide "reasonable assistance securing the conditions of autonomous agency" [ 30].