Sentence examples for lack reasonable from inspiring English sources

She is understood to be examining whether to limit, rather than ban, the use of section 60, which allows a police officer to stop an individual even if they lack reasonable suspicion of involvement in a crime.

May is understood to be examining whether to limit, though not ban, the use of section 60 which allows a police officer to stop an individual even if they lack reasonable suspicion of involvement in a crime.

Some 67 million women between the ages of 13 to 44 live in the U.S.; 19 million of them live in contraceptive deserts, or areas that lack reasonable access to public clinics.

Tech nonprofit Medic Mobile has attained $1 million in unrestricted grant funding from the Peery Foundation for apps that help health workers deliver care to people who lack reasonable access to doctors and hospitals.

One participant stated, " [the NHP regulations] just lack reasonable expectations for business.

Some problems identified within the report include failure to act when concerns about a trainee doctor were raised – the report concluded trainee assessment at times "lacked reasonable objectivity".

Cutting the trial short on Thursday, Judge O'Flaherty said that the police officer who arrested Mr. Babbitt lacked reasonable suspicion for stopping him, Mr. Babbitt's lawyer, Peter Greenspun, said Friday.

All the same, she took issue with some of his findings, pointing out that he was "extremely conservative in characterizing stops as lacking reasonable suspicion".

One lesson is that even in the era of dollar-driven politics, it is impossible to purchase a political base for a candidate who lacks reasonable policies and some modicum of personal appeal.

This time, a special grand jury empanelled in Staten Island, New York concluded that it lacked reasonable cause to indict NYPD officer Daniel Pantaleo for his use of a physical tactic that resulted in the death of Eric Garner in July.

Second, we may have lacked reasonable dispersion of the sample size to get a robust estimate of publication bias.