Sentence examples for objectively reasonable from inspiring English sources

"What does that mean, objectively reasonable?

"The law simply says, the force has to be objectively reasonable," he said.

He added that he would veto any future appeals that do not meet "objectively reasonable standards of public accessibility".

The seizure is objectively reasonable as it lasts, on average, two to three minutes and does not involve a search.

That justification is part of how two different independent investigations have deemed that the killing of 12-year-old Tamir Rice was "objectively reasonable".

Justice Thomas wrote that the jury instructions were unambiguous and that the state court decision upholding them was "objectively reasonable," compelled both by precedent and "common sense".

I think Obama briefly made an objectively stupid move of his own, when he forgot that he doesn't have the right to say objectively sane and reasonable things about everything anymore.

According to Judge O'Donnell, "Brelo's entire use of deadly force was a constitutionally reasonable response to an objectively reasonably perceived threat of great bodily harm from the occupants of the Malibu, Russell and Williams".

Employers are required to consider requests objectively and in a "reasonable manner".

Your employer is then required to consider such request objectively and in a "reasonable manner", but remember it is only a right to ask for flexible working – not to be given it.

Perhaps that's a totally reasonable and objectively sound conclusion based on solid police work, or perhaps the police force is corrupt and does whatever the government tells them to do.