Sentence examples for reasonable administration from inspiring English sources

A healthy polity lifts public life into a world of reasonable administration and procedural reliability, alongside which we can expand our inner lives and interests without having, as people in autocratic governments must, to think about the boss and the secret police and what is going on inside the palace at every minute.

On the other hand, I also appreciate the need for reasonable regulation and the fair administration of justice.

Adding coverage would be hugely expensive, so it is reasonable for the administration to want to couple a prescription drug program with strategies for controlling Medicare's costs.

In renal transplant patients with reasonable allograft function, administration of ACE and ARB to treat hypertension in the early posttransplant period appears to be well tolerated and not associated with excess hyperkalemia, anemia, or acute renal dysfunction.

Mr. Woolsey, a member of the Defense Policy Board that advises Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld, says the answer is simple: "It is perfectly reasonable for the administration to focus first and foremost on the Taliban while gathering information about other possible states involved".

Thus IM is a reasonable route of administration for METH behavioral assays in the pigeon if sufficient time for absorption is given following the dose, and the behavioral endpoint is not dependent on the rapid input of METH following an IV dose.

The judge dismissed most of the for-profit colleges arguments against the new rules, saying it was reasonable for the administration to tie the concept of "gainful employment" specified in the law to ability to repay.

It is probably also reasonable to consider administration in patients with a high probability of an esophageal variceal bleeding prior to endoscopy with possible banding.

This result seems reasonable because delayed administration of antibodies against HMGB1 attenuates endotoxin lethality [ 3] and CLP-induced sepsis in rodents [ 4, 5].

Centralization seems to have isolated the administration from reasonable criticism.

There will always be reasonable doubt about the administration's veracity.