Sentence examples for making reasonable efforts from inspiring English sources
Napster's emergency appeal of Judge Marilyn Patel's order, issued on Wednesday, asserted that Napster should be allowed to resume its service if it is making reasonable efforts to filter copyrighted works.
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If firms can show that they had sound anti-bribery policies, that they were making reasonable efforts to uphold them, that the wrongdoing did not involve senior managers and that they came forward to the authorities promptly, the penalties should be greatly reduced.As corrosive as bribery is, the response must be proportionate.
On Thursday, though, United announced that it would continue with its efforts to complete the transaction -- perhaps because in the interim, US Airways began to analyze the possibility of a lawsuit arguing that United's withdrawal was not consistent with making reasonable efforts to get the deal done.
The measure would also require the State Department to report each year on the efforts other nations make to stop trafficking and gives the government the authority, starting in 2003, to withhold some foreign aid to countries found not to be making reasonable efforts.
[Howard Soderberg] argued that Dana breached their agreement by not making reasonable efforts to apply for student loans, by failing to attend classes full time and by not providing him with receipts for tuition and other school-related expenses.
The law requires that the government make reasonable efforts to stop recording a target when personal topics are broached.
Banks, however, should make "reasonable efforts" to avoid forcing the customer to explain the problem over again.
Medicare reimburses hospitals for 70 percent of such debts after the hospitals make reasonable efforts to collect the unpaid amounts.
The Foia law states that agencies must "make reasonable efforts to search for the records in electronic form or format".
"In Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island, a landlord is usually required to make reasonable efforts to find a new tenant," Mr. Ferrara said.
