Sentence examples for for an unreasonable from inspiring English sources

Don't get tied to an agent for an unreasonable length of time.

Lenders should also not try to take payment where there is reason to believe there are insufficient funds in the account, nor should they continue using CPA for an unreasonable period after a scheduled payment was due.

Today a confession made by a person kept in police custody for an unreasonable amount of time can be used as evidence in a federal trial if the confession is still deemed to have been voluntary in light of all the circumstances surrounding the interrogation.

With that goal in mind, the performers and Mr. Dahinden have been preparing themselves mentally over the last few weeks for an unusual test of stamina, patience and repose: to play one note in an "intense and continuous" way, as Klein instructed, for an unreasonable amount of time and then to remain quiet and motionless for longer than most people ever do.

He also negotiated an "outside closing date" to allow for an escape if the developer had to postpone the closing for an unreasonable period, and a one-time right for Mr. Foxton to delay the closing without the usual per diem penalty fee.

Do you just say: 'Whatever you want to do is great, because you do no evil, we believe.' Nobody's telling me that Google can't afford to pay for music at the right rate, and I don't believe that the record labels are asking for an unreasonable rate from Google.

In many cases this is because of an unreasonable need for certainty.

Also today in rtbf-related news, a UK House of Lords committee has dubbed the European ruling as "unworkable" — and claimed it is responsible for creating an "unreasonable situation".

This result was a "satisfactory basis" for finding an "unreasonable risk" (statutorily defined in 5 USC §2058(f)(3)(A)).

All these requirements are essential for filtering out an unreasonable claim for a new research result and cannot be ignored.

So there are no grounds for arguing that an "unreasonable veto" would entitle us to proceed on the basis of a presumed Security Council authorisation.