But Grayling's draft order was "plainly not" a fair, reasonable or proportionate exercise of that power, said Pannick.
I suppose they assumed I would not have to ask him a series of ridiculous questions since I plainly had a reasonable depth of knowledge about the front-line tigers of SPECWARCOM.
So, given that any reasonable person can plainly see that our president is in fact trying to lead us to ruin, here's the good news: he's really, really bad at it.
UpdaThe winfringement from Fitbit. . .
The infringement allegations in both lawsuits are plainly meritless, and Fitbit had no reasonable basis for bringing either case".
The trial court, affirmed by the 11th Circuit, specifically found that the "settlement plainly is not collusive," that the fees were fair and reasonable and that the fees, portrayed by FORBES as excessive, represented seven years of work by my firm and barely covered our actual time invested in the case, including five months of jury trial.
It is reasonable to be wary, these days, of powerful figures asserting stories that seem plainly contrary to observable events.
Plainly, talks with Iran could in the end produce nonsolutions wrapped in the slick paper of reasonable compromise.
The balance between civil liberties on the one hand and the reasonable demands of the state in defence of its citizens on the other has plainly shifted since September 11th.
"The manner of his driving plainly fell below an acceptable standard and he failed to drive with such care and skill as was reasonable in all the circumstances," McKenna said.
Reasonable people may conclude he crossed over that line he was trying to walk, and walking that line was plainly a dangerous and risky exercise.
