Sentence examples for in reasonable relationship from inspiring English sources

Those changes abolished the use of "winner take all" delegate selection procedures, and required state party delegations to include women, young people and minorities "in reasonable relationship" to their presence in the population.

After intense debate, the Commission voted, thirteen to seven, to impose a quota system on the selection of delegates, so that blacks, women, and young people would be picked "in reasonable relationship to the group's presence in the population of the states".

"Most cooperative offering plans include a 'letter of reasonable relationship' in which an expert provides his opinion that the test of reasonableness has been satisfied," Mr. Chaifetz said.

And something changed after the raids; what had previously been a reasonable relationship with the police in Soho was shattered.

In the cost-effective use of limited resources, a reasonable relationship between costs and health gains is desirable.

Mainly it includes the reasonable relationship between the extension direction of the horizontal wells in gas reservoir and the principal permeability orientation, the reasonable length and the location of the horizontal wells in the gas layer.

In United States v. Miller (1939), the Court ruled that the amendment "[protects arms that had a] reasonable relationship to the preservation or efficiency of a well regulated militia".

Moreover, a reasonable relationship can be found between the oxidation, increased hydrophobicity, and aggregation of SOD1 in the presence of DNA.

But you've got a proud rugby country, a terrific domestic competition in the Premiership and you've got reasonable relationships between the Union and the clubs.

The results show reasonable relationships to each other.

It should be noted that with the settings of our confocal microscope, we found that R is in a reasonable linear relationship with GSH concentrations.