Sentence examples for reasonable and predictable from inspiring English sources

Rather, given their capital-intensive nature, renewables require a market context that assures a reasonable and predictable return for investors".

"We can create reasonable and predictable levels of out-of-pocket expenses without forcing seniors to rely on Medigap plans".

"Thanks to our low taxes, reasonable and predictable regulatory climate, fair legal system and skilled work force, we continue to attract companies from around the nation," he said.

"Taxes are reasonable and predictable, shipping artwork in and out of the country is straightforward," he said, "and other bureaucratic hurdles you would face in places such as China, India or Indonesia don't exist here".

And in a recent speech intended to improve the Republican Party's image, the House majority leader, Representative Eric Cantor of Virginia, highlighted a less controversial way to "modernize Medicare," by combining its separate hospital and doctor services benefits with "reasonable and predictable levels of out-of-pocket expenses".

They look upon the alleged uninformedness of citizens evidenced in many empirical studies in the 1950s and 1960s as perfectly reasonable and predictable.

The administration itself, in a separate case in Pennsylvania, argued that coverage for skilled nursing care required some expectation that the beneficiary will improve materially in a reasonable and generally predictable period of time.

Before Medicare will cover skilled nursing services, it said, "there must be an expectation that the beneficiary's condition will improve materially in a reasonable and generally predictable period of time, based on the physician's assessment".

In order for Medicare to cover skilled nursing care, they said in a legal brief, "there must be an expectation that the beneficiary's condition will improve materially in a reasonable and generally predictable period of time".

Of course, Parliament has to be given every possibility to express itself, but in a reasonable and above all predictable way.

In his May budget statement, Brown said it would be "reasonable" for UC to begin modest and predictable tuition hikes next year.