The expense of providing prisoner health care would seem to eliminate any reasonable profit.
The law defines "direct threat" as "a significant risk to the health or safety of others that cannot be eliminated by reasonable accommodation" or by modifying existing policies.
Alabama argued in federal court that H.I.V. infection posed a "significant risk" to other inmates that could not be eliminated by "reasonable accommodation".
The most significant aspect of his plan would, as a practical matter, eliminate any reasonable assurances that workers' pay would incrementally rise as their experience increases.
Barro is only correct if tax rates are so high as to eliminate a reasonable return.
Experiments show that the assumption of plug flow for the gas phase is reasonable, eliminating a possible source of error identified by other workers in calculating the mass transfer rates.
It seems like a reasonable decision: eliminating the costly programs can save schools millions.
These two stages compensate for each other so that outliers of various types can be eliminated with a reasonable amount of computation.
It is shown that both disturbances investigated can be eliminated within a reasonable time by manipulating the fuel fed to the burners.
