Sentence examples for earliest reasonable from inspiring English sources

The British chiefs of staff, spurred by Churchill, had proposed October 7 , 1942 as the target date for the operation, but U.S. planners recommended November 7 as "the earliest reasonable date for landing of the forces based on availability of combat loaders".

Retirement age We asked every planner to state the earliest reasonable age of retirement for Ernest, who was born in August 1945 and is about to turn 53.

Ian Marchant, chairman of Infinis Energy Plc and former chief executive of Big Six energy company SSE, warned that closing the subsidy scheme early for onshore wind would have wider ramifications: "If the RO is terminated early without reasonable grace periods in place, not a single energy or large scale infrastructure project in the UK will be safe going forward".

Put young children to bed as early as reasonable, and let older children work quietly on homework or other activities.

If you disclose issues to your tutor or head of year early on, reasonable adjustments can be made," says Nicky Lidbetter, chief executive of Anxiety UK.

As is shown earlier, a reasonable scene size is 1 km × 3 km (azimuth direction × slant-range direction).

Good things: fit and finish that have improved significantly from early cars, reasonable accommodations for two people and a panoramic front view.

The ex parte decision was arrived at against an individual who had arrived at the workplace just three weeks earlier, raising reasonable doubts about his culpability.

Talk to them about why you want to go home early, and give some good, reasonable reasons.

Because of better results with endoscopic release versus the benefits of no complications, no immobilization, and early resumption of full activities with ESWT, we conclude that ESWT is a reasonable earlier line of treatment of chronic plantar fasciitis before EPF.

"I don't think anybody believed or should have believed that somehow the early numbers were reasonable," Mr. Engler said.