Sentence examples for reasonable amount of force from inspiring English sources
The Castle Doctrine law says that if someone has entered or is attempting to enter your home without your consent, you're legally permitted to use a reasonable amount of force to expel the intruder from your residence.
O'Connell ruled that Rahaeuser didn't violate the Fourth Amendment's constitutional guarantee against unreasonable seizures because "he had the authority to detain [Marilyn Injeyan] and he applied reasonable amount of force while handcuffing her," the ruling said.
Hold in the action release button and pump the slide backwards and then forwards with a reasonable amount of force to load the chamber.
Continue turning the lens until it can turn no more, then apply a reasonable amount of force to ensure it has locked fully into place.
The law in question is actually a years-old Indiana statute allowing people to resist an unlawful home entrance by using a reasonable amount of force and even lethal force in life-threatening situations.
The simultaneous shot mode present in online play is a great idea that allows up to four people to play 18 holes in a reasonable amount of time without being forced to watch everyone else's shots.
It is very important that you only detain the shoplifter for a "reasonable" amount of time, and use no more than "reasonable force" when handling them.
The follow-up inspection in April highlighted low levels in the use of force by staff and that inmates "experienced a reasonable amount of time" out of their cells.
Note that the brute force approach is very time consuming, we use a moderate number of SNPs and permutations in the experiments so that the brute force approach can finish in a reasonable amount of time.
How big must that circle be to insure that a train's centrifugal force can be managed with only a reasonable amount of banking?
Resiliency of an orbit could potentially be defined as the availability of atmospheric and gravitational forces to cause debris to reenter the atmosphere in a reasonable amount of time (a few days to a few years).
