Sentence examples for because of a reasonable from inspiring English sources

TSC accepts nominations for inclusion in the TSDB, which are generally accepted by TSC because of a "reasonable suspicion" that the individuals are known or suspected terrorists based on the totality of the information reviewed.

The bill would permit lawsuits by scholars, journalists and others who assert that they have refrained from calls or e-mail messages to Iraq, Afghanistan and other countries because of "a reasonable fear" of N.S.A. eavesdropping.

At a press conference in Canberra, Leyonhjelm confirmed that the government had agreed to remove the reverse onus of proof in the ABCC bill, which would have required employees and unions to prove they took action because of a reasonable concern about an imminent safety concern, rather than to coerce employers.

Paolozzi once said: "Because of a reasonable budget, we were able to spend some time on research and use the same kinds of paints that have been developed for oil rigs, which are absolutely vandal-proof, which was one of the considerations, and will also be able to sustain without any maintenance for a period of time".

Leyonhjelm also forced the government to ditch the reverse onus of proof in the ABCC bill, which would have required employees and unions to prove they took action because of a reasonable concern about an imminent safety concern, rather than to coerce employers.

Because of a reasonable power (62 %), consistent results with the laboratory condition, and consistent results with other studies [ 12, 16, 17], the results of the Nike+ Fuelband are considered reliable.

In Ms. Merkel's view, this buffering has not happened in the United States, because of the lack of a "reasonable social system," as she put it in an interview.

Here's the rule on distribution mistakes: HSA distributions that are made by mistake can be returned to the HSA if there is clear and convincing evidence that the distribution was made "because of a mistake of fact due to reasonable cause". In other words, if you thought something was a covered medical expense but it turned out it wasn't.

Mr. McCabe said the state was unable "to prove critical forensic and causation issues beyond and to the exclusion of a reasonable doubt" because the medical examiner, Dr. Joan Wood, had amended her autopsy report in February.

Still other Washington Democrats blame their own president, who quietly discouraged liberal donors from contributing to such outside groups in 2008 — partly because he saw himself as a reformer of the campaign system, but also because he had a reasonable fear of what such groups might say in their ads.

The Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit found that the search violated the Quon's Fourth Amendment rights because they had a reasonable expectation of privacy in the content of their messages, and the search was unreasonable in scope.