Sentence examples for has set a reasonable from inspiring English sources

In Afghanistan, he has set a reasonable course in an impossible situation.

New York's lawmakers should have set a reasonable primary date before the 2010 election as required by federal law.

He also ran so close to his official rating relative to Lea, after Hokko Tarumae, another dirt specialist from Japan, had set a reasonable pace, that Prince Bishop can only be seen as having recorded considerable and unexpected improvement on the night.

Brennan believed he had set a reasonable course by which the Court could draw a line between obscenity and speech that the Constitution intended to be free, yet what Justice John Harlan later described as "the intractable obscenity problem" only got worse.

Make sure you've set a reasonable budget and stick to your guns.

Kennedy said Congress had set a reasonable rule that requires police to show why the records are relevant to a particular crime.

We had set a reasonable maximum of 10 biopsy-attempts per organ and often far fewer attempts were made.

The Department of Energy has set $2.75 as a reasonable cost for storing a ton of carbon dioxide.

"We have set out a reasonable case that we should continue to use our pound because it is ours as much as it is anybody else's.

The National Commission for Protection of Human Subjects of Biomedical and Behavioral Research has set 7 years as a reasonable minimum age for involving children in the assent process, and there are empirical data regarding the ages at which children can understand components of the assent/consent process (see also Fisher 2006a, 2006b).

Google has set itself up to be the only reasonable partner, and the only real provider of this information, making them the de facto default for online distribution (Bezos considered this an issue right away).