Sentence examples for order reasonably from inspiring English sources

Order reasonably and expect to pay considerably less.

Any orders reasonably calculated to maintain these objectives are normally lawful, even though they may prohibit the soldier from some activity that may not be unlawful for a civilian.

I tried not to, but I felt the judging eyes of other parents on me - strangers, whose children ordered reasonably sized single or even double scoops, and not the largest sundae ever built.

Driver wrote in his orders: "The court is satisfied on the balance of probabilities that each of the obligations, prohibitions and restrictions to be imposed on you by the control order is reasonably necessary, and reasonably appropriate and adapted, for the purpose of protecting the public from a terrorist act".

Successful national independence movements usually have five things going for them: a deep sense of grievance against the existing order; a reasonably clear (even if invented) idea of a distinctive national identity; a shared (albeit largely imaginary) narrative of the national past; a new elite-in-waiting; and a vision of a future society that will be better because it is self-governing.

The difficulty order was reasonably ranked along the scale.

In order to reasonably reject a principle, I must have some objection to it.

These methods reduce the degree of freedom in order to reasonably estimate the global distribution.

Local order is reasonably good as proven by the autocorrelation image in the inset of Fig. 1b.

Channel occupancy is predicted according to the present belief state and actions, in order to reasonably perceive the belief state and connection action in the next cycle.

In order to reasonably study the decomposition kinetics, NVT ensembles were used to control the reaction temperature, which fits well with the related experiments.