Sentence examples for it has reasonable from inspiring English sources
Taken together, these findings suggest that BNP could be exerting its proliferative effects through either NPR-A, its preferred receptor or through NPR-B, for which it has reasonable affinity [25].
It has reasonable charges and is well worth it if you have 25 years to retirement.
JKX said: "The restriction notices have been issued because the board believes, and considers that it has reasonable cause to believe, that the information provided by Eclairs and Glengary… in response to disclosure notices is false or materially incorrect.
Finma cited rules in the Swiss banking code, "which give it the authority and obligation to impose unspecified preventive measures if it has reasonable grounds to suspect serious liquidity problems".
And it can only get that data if it has "reasonable grounds" to believe the information sought is "relevant to an authorized investigation intended" to stop terrorism or spying on the US.
But the board dramatically sought to illustrate the implications on US privacy of the process NSA uses to query the phone when it has "reasonable articulable suspicion" of a connection to terrorism.
The Sunday Times insisted in July this year that it had reasonable grounds to investigate, that its story gave all sides a fair hearing and that its employees had worked within the law.
The Commerce Department did say that it had "reasonable cause to believe or suspect" that the alleged subsidies were "inconsistent" with World Trade Organization rules.
The court issuing the subpoena said it had "reasonable grounds" to believe Twitter held information "relevant and material to an ongoing criminal investigation".
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, in an administrative ruling last week that it made public yesterday, said it had "reasonable cause" to believe that women in the firm did not receive the same pay or promotion opportunities as men.
FEMA had set the end of business on Friday as the deadline for crucial information from the counties that would allow the agency to declare that it had "reasonable assurance" of the emergency plan's viability.
