The basis most UK organisations currently rely on is that of legitimate interests, which involves a balancing exercise between the reasonable interests of the company wanting to do the processing and the rights of the individuals whose information is held in the database.
Given the nature of the exercise, the only reasonable question isn't whether budget forecasters are going to be able predict deficits accurately three, five, or ten years ahead — they aren't — but how far off their figures are going to be.
The first task, before we begin to calibrate the policies of change through accommodation, is to give those main stakeholders the power to exercise their reasonable rights.
The more basic of the two questions about state law answered by the court was whether the industry had "a duty to exercise reasonable care in the marketing and distribution" of firearms -- for instance, to avoid sales to dealers who might, in turn, feed the black market.
The rule requires companies to exercise reasonable care in ensuring the absence of "bad actors" when conducting a Rule 506 offering, incrementally adding to the compliance burden in conducting an offering.
The phenomenon of terrorism is a complex one, and to believe that Pakistan's intelligence services exercise reasonable control over the region's various extremists is foolish.
"If a bailment benefits both parties — such as when you give your car to a repair shop — the person holding the car must exercise reasonable care and is liable for any loss if he is negligent".
The purpose of our lawsuit was not to seek money, but to hold gun and ammunition dealers accountable by asking them to exercise a reasonable standard of care in selling lethal products.
Even if he didn't mean to run into me, I may still have a claim for negligence, if he didn't exercise a reasonable degree of care to avoid harming me.
The duty of care, on the other hand, refers to the duty of physicians to "exercise reasonable care, diligence and skill in the exercise of their discretionary power (e.g., clinical judgment in the diagnosis and treatment of a patient)" [ 32].
