Even if Sony were to prove elsewhere that it met reasonable standards for security, the response to the the breach seems to have been sluggish, even if what they say is true and they were unaware of the extent of the damage until a week after the event.
Pricing is the most important factor considered, provided that the quality of product meets reasonable standards.
Another provision of the settlement says Microsoft can refuse to disclose technical information if a company does not meet reasonable, objective standards established by Microsoft for qualifying as a viable business.
This is not "progress," but a public relations victory along with — as Michele Simon points out in her blog — an attempt to short-circuit regulations and laws that have some guts, like the one in San Francisco that forbids the inclusion of toys in meals that don't meet reasonable nutrition standards.
Reports of controlled trials that meet reasonable methodological standards began to enter the medical literature in 1948, but their numbers were small until 1966 just a few years after Kefauver–Harris at which point their numbers soared, increasing about fivefold over the next 14 years.
Set and meet reasonable goals.
He added that he would veto any future appeals that do not meet "objectively reasonable standards of public accessibility".
After several years the time needed to build up the assets to realize the economies of scale workers would have the opportunity to allocate their funds among any qualified investment accounts that met reasonable and specific standards.
"An individual who is acquitted or against whom charges are dismissed for a crime related to terrorism," it reads, "may nevertheless meet the reasonable standard and appropriately remain on, or be nominated to, the Terrorist Watchlist".
Neither version meets a reasonable standard of reform.
