Sentence examples for deemed reasonable from inspiring English sources

The median amount students deemed reasonable was $10,000 over four years of college.

This is deemed reasonable given that the drilling fluid has longer contact with the formation at the heel of the well, causing more formation damage.

Frankly, in line with all clubs, I think City's prices are too high – whether or not they're deemed reasonable in comparison to other clubs.

I also suspect that it isn't the $17 my insurance plan deemed "reasonable and customary" for the polio vaccine he billed at a fairly typical $40.

15 'It is of the very nature of a free society to advance in its standards of what is deemed reasonable and right.

While $1,900 per ton may still be deemed reasonable, it is useful to consider both the average and incremental cost in making an overall cost-effectiveness finding.

Warrantless but probable-cause searches of the person and immediate surroundings have been deemed reasonable when incident to arrest, see Chimel v. California, 395 U.S. 752, 89 S.Ct.

(iv) The reasonableness factors listed in § 772.13(d)(5)(i), (ii) and (iii), must collectively be achieved in order for a noise abatement measure to be deemed reasonable.

The issue is what new restrictions will be deemed "reasonable" and whether the private pilots' position conflicts with the requirements for an effective anti-collision program.

One possibility may be for disclosures to be made on the range that the auditor deemed reasonable, and where the estimate fell within that range.

Both would make repayments after they were prosecuted for alleged embezzlement, though the case was halted in May 2010 when the repayments made by two were deemed reasonable.