Sentence examples for it must reasonably from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, a defence might exist if it could be argued the image was not pornographic, since:  "An image is 'pornographic' if it is of such a nature that it must reasonably be assumed to have been produced solely or principally for the purpose of sexual arousal".

I don't, but it must be reasonably large.

As that suggests, for a possible thing to seem plausible it must be reasonably consistent with our prior experience.

Having seen how Rawls addresses the problems of legitimacy and stability we can return to legitimacy and its criterion of reciprocity: citizens must reasonably believe that all citizens can reasonably accept the enforcement of a particular set of basic laws.

No matter who the litigant, that litigant must reasonably receive -- and be given adequate reason to believe that he is receiving -- fair and equal justice.

The decision-maker must reasonably believe that the person is suffering from a serious mental disorder, but it is not required a separate determination of decision-making capacity.

By law, airlines must reasonably accommodate passengers with disabilities.

"One must reasonably suppose that plaintiff purchased the hot chocolate to drink and not so that he could spill it," he wrote.

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 forbids employers to discriminate based on religion and says that employers must "reasonably accommodate" religious practices.

Second, after we've gathered some numbers relating to a phenomenon, we must reasonably aggregate them into some sort of recommendation or ranking.

Generally, such an owner must reasonably protect the property from spoilage or diminution in value, for the sake of the future owner.