Sentence examples for every reasonable modification from inspiring English sources
Perhaps more significant is his obsessive willpower, his eagerness to make every reasonable modification in his game.
"The A.D.A. requires a reasonable modification to policies as long as it doesn't fundamentally alter the service or represent an undue burden".
The second question is whether, assuming the law does apply behind the ropes, use of a cart represents such a fundamental change in the nature of the competition that it cannot be considered a "reasonable modification".
This is a reasonable modification but I must emphasize that achieving an average of 8 percent growth, following less than 6 percent in the first year, is still an ambitious target.
A reasonable modification was made to a literature mechanism.
It was found that the most reasonable modification conditions to obtain the high power density performance are 0.2 g/l DA concentration with 1 h coating time.
(A reasonable modification would be to have a sum power constraint over all subcarriers. With a sum rate criterion, this would lead to a water filling power allocation as described in [17], which slightly increases the sum rate performance).
A full factor experimental design was performed to analyze the specific main effect and second-order interaction effect of different positions and substituents on genotoxicity, forming a reasonable modification scheme which was validated on typical FQ with genotoxicity and efficacy data.
Its subject is likely to engage those who would wish to censor films on account of public decency, but a more interesting take on the film is whether we might actually consider something like this to be a reasonable modification of humanity, in an era of radical transhuman enhancements.
Therefore, it is important to confirm the robustness of the general features under economically reasonable modification of the model's details.
The statute defines discrimination as "a failure to make reasonable modifications in policies, practices, or procedures" unless those modifications "would fundamentally alter the nature" of the activity.
