Sentence examples for could reasonably be perceived from inspiring English sources

He added, "It has been reported to me that in the weeks leading up to your hearings Agent Novitzky has engaged in conduct that could reasonably be perceived as witness intimidation".

The code says that "ministers must ensure that no conflict arises, or could reasonably be perceived to arise, between their public duties and their private interests, financial or otherwise".

But the St Albans MP said Heywood had failed to address the provision in the code governing ministers' behaviour which requires them not only to avoid conflicts of interest between their public duties and private interests, but also to ensure that no such conflict "could reasonably be perceived to arise".

The ministerial code, issued by the Cabinet Office when the coalition took power last May, clearly states: "Ministers must ensure that no conflict arises, or could reasonably be perceived to arise, between their public duties and their private interests, financial or otherwise".

"Zachary took no action that could reasonably be perceived as threatening toward Lt. Tiller," the suit reads.

"Effective immediately, I am directing a moratorium on permitting civilian visitors to operate any item of military equipment when such operation could cause -- or reasonably be perceived as causing -- an increased safety risk," Mr. Rumsfeld told military chiefs and civilian service secretaries.

However, groups who had longer intervals between scale and polish imposed upon them appeared to perceive that the treatment could reasonably be provided annually or less frequently.

However, it could reasonably be considered in high-risk groups, such as patients with BE.

A wife could reasonably be beaten for a lesser offence.

What tools exist, or could reasonably be developed, to directly alter the Earth's climate?

As subsequent events have demonstrated, such a request could reasonably be expected to precipitate criminal proceedings.