"The law has been interpreted so broadly that a reasonable person can't discern its limits".
In 2012, a federal panel upheld it, on the condition that the state broadly interpret the "reasonable impediment" provision, where voters explain why they couldn't get an ID.
The legislation would create a rate board, called the Health Insurance Rate Authority, that would broadly determine what increases are reasonable and justifiable.
Broadly, it is data that a reasonable investor would consider important in deciding whether to act.
But subsequent decisions interpreted both cognizable "threats" and "reasonable" defensive measures extremely broadly.
The Industrial Liaison Program ILPP) remains a mechanism for companies, at a reasonable fee, to participate broadly in the MIT community while allowing the faculty to access and leverage these relationships on behalf of MIT.
Taken together, these results make it reasonable to consider finding broadly active glucosidase inhibitors reaching therapeutic levels in people for multiple viral indications.
47 The survey achieved consistent, reasonable response rates and is broadly representative of the population of smokers among Victorian adults, including the growing number of households that do not have landline phones.
Broadly speaking, everything last night looks like a reasonable stochastic draw.
And the bill makes it a crime to harbor terrorists, and defines that crime broadly; one could be guilty simply by having "reasonable grounds to believe" that the person being harbored was a terrorist.
