Sentence examples for is reasonably necessary from inspiring English sources

The ban, it said, "inflicts a greater deprivation on Sofsky's liberty than is reasonably necessary".

"To be proportionate, the penalty must go no further than what is reasonably necessary to reflect his level of wrongdoing," the solicitor argued.

Making four digital copies of the data (two on servers and two backup tapes) is reasonably necessary to mitigate the risk of data loss.

(xii) read as follows: "execute a bail bond with solvent sureties in such amount as is reasonably necessary to assure the appearance of the person as required;".

The "sweeping reach" of the speech restrictions under the act, she said, "is far broader than is reasonably necessary to protect the substantial government interest at stake here".

(Hooters has fended off discrimination suits from men for years by claiming that being female is "reasonably necessary" to the performance of a Hooters Girl's job duties).

Whether the particular structures proposed are reasonably necessary, is not for this court to determine.

The search conducted by Officer Smith went far beyond what was reasonably necessary to achieve that end.

"West responded to this assault by doing only those acts that were reasonably necessary for his self-defence and safety and was justified in doing those acts".

"The government has to show that the officer acted with the specific intent to use more force than was reasonably necessary under the circumstances".

*Allow the collection of DNA samples by "such means as are reasonably necessary" from suspected terrorists being held by federal authorities.