Sentence examples for deem unreasonable from inspiring English sources

Under current law, state regulators cannot deny rate increases they deem unreasonable or excessive.

Were there margin calls that MF deemed unreasonable?

Insurers also will be required to justify increases deemed unreasonable on their Web sites.

If the request was deemed unreasonable, he said, each tenant would remain bound to his or her own lease.

Mr. Obama unsuccessfully sought the power to block rate increases deemed unreasonable, a power that some states have.

Using untapped authority, he has directed his insurance commissioner to deny proposed health insurance premiums that are deemed "unreasonable or excessive," starting April 1.

Cookson said Verbruggen's demand had been deemed unreasonable and accused him of meddling in the UCI's affairs counter to the terms of the peace deal.

He cites Henry Friendly, a federal judge, who wrote that "it can scarcely be deemed unreasonable for a state to decide that perpetrators of serious crimes shall not take part in electing the legislators who make the laws".

Campaigns like Reclaim don't get traction on their own; they emerge and grow within an enabling environment where ideas that we once would have deemed unreasonable, intolerant and against our national character become mainstream.

There appears to have been some creative legal thinking that suggested that Finra's requirement for "best execution" of trades would bar executing trades in illiquid markets at prices the broker deemed unreasonable.

Cameron has already set up a panel that will consider the claims made by Tory MPs in previous years and which will order them to pay back claims deemed unreasonable, even if they were within the rules.