Sentence examples for establishing reasonable from inspiring English sources

The witnesses said no intelligence agent may access Americans' data without first establishing "reasonable articulable suspicion".

Ty Pine, legislative director for the Ohio branch of the National Federation of Independent Businesses, said the market was doing a good job of establishing reasonable maternity leaves for workers and businesses.

The first step in establishing reasonable restrictions is to have a reasonable person making them.

Establishing reasonable learning goals and mastering basic computer and Internet skills contributed to the older migrants' self-confidence and self-esteem.

This approach allows Facebook to give vocal, engaged users choice, while establishing reasonable localized norms, without ever forcing specific policies on anyone or requiring all users to configure complicated settings.

Although the Fourth Amendment protects us and our "effects" from "unreasonable searches and seizures," Customs and Border Protection agents can take advantage of an exception to this constitutional protection and search our electronic devices at airports without first establishing reasonable suspicion or securing a warrant.

They establish reasonable time limits for resolving disputes.

It might establish reasonable doubt, but for a son craving certainty it proves neither guilt nor innocence.

It is time for the N.B.A. and N.C.A.A. to establish reasonable rules that encourage young people to attend college for the sake of education, not N.C.A.A. sports participation.

Where once the prosecution had to establish reasonable doubt about an insanity plea, the defense now has to show convincing evidence to support the plea.

There would follow a very positive response from the Israeli government in trying to re-establish reasonable economic relations with the Palestinians.