Sentence examples for bore a reasonable from inspiring English sources

It properly designated the Arizona statute as a safety measure, and, finding that it bore a reasonable relation to its purpose, declined to review the judgment of the legislature as to the necessity for the passage of the act.

The proposed instruction said that "although you may consider the extent of harm suffered by others" in deciding whether the punishment bore a "reasonable relationship" to the injury to Mr. Williams, "you are not to punish the defendant for the impact of its alleged misconduct on other persons, who may bring lawsuits of their own".

Local dealers posted homemade signs that bore a reasonable phonetic equivalent of its four syllables, and word got back to America that the drink was being publicized by symbols that sounded more or less like "Coca-Cola" but actually meant "female horse fastened with wax" or "bite the wax tadpole".

Following its previous decision in Nguyen Tuong Van v. Public Prosecutor (2005), which had applied Ong Ah Chuan, the Court applied the rational nexus test and found that the 15-gram differentia bore a reasonable relation to the social object of the MDA.

This picture bears a reasonable resemblance to current models for the arsenic chalcogenide glasses As2S3 and As2Se3.

Article 3(a) bears a reasonable relation to the "Government and Regulation" of the armed forces; it is appropriate and plainly adapted to that end.

(b) The size and frequency of installment payments will bear a reasonable relation to the size of the debt and the debtor's ability to pay.

The proposed rule states that the "charges would have to bear a reasonable relationship to the servicer's cost of providing the service".

But to recruit and retain quality judges -- and for the sake of fairness -- Congress needs to provide salaries that bear a reasonable relationship to other professional opportunities.

It is not unreasonable in these circumstances to presume that a liquidated damages clause that is appropriately limited in amount bears a reasonable relationship to the damages that the seller has actually suffered.

Today, if a law may reasonably be deemed to promote the public welfare and the means selected bear a reasonable relationship to the legitimate public interest, then the law has met the due process standard.