"It follows that, at the very least, a reasonable apprehension of bias arises".
Martin said on Monday his resignation had come at his own initiative, and it was not an admission that he doubted his capacity to be independent, "nor does it imply that I accept that there is or would be a reasonable apprehension of bias".
Magistrate Paul Falzon questioned the legitimacy of Hunt's assertions, and said the court would require demonstration of "reasonable apprehension" of a threatening or violent action.
That's how the research plays out, but there is still reasonable apprehension towards using VR in such a pragmatic way.
The operative statute in this case forbids employers from firing an employee who "refuses to operate a vehicle because the employee has a reasonable apprehension of serious injury to the employee or the public".
The criminal code lists the hoax charge as an offence that intends to "cause any person to fear death, bodily harm" and conveys information that is likely to "cause a reasonable apprehension that terrorist activity is occurring or will occur, without believing the information to be true".
In general, relevant factors include the presence of a deadly weapon, the distance between the parties, direction of movement of the suspect, size disparities, the crime involved, or other facts or behaviors that create a reasonable apprehension of serious bodily injury or death to the officer or a third party.
There were reasons for apprehension.
There is good reason for apprehension.
If the message had been menacing - and if Chambers had intended it to create fear or apprehension among reasonable people or been indifferent to that risk - the court would not have overturned his conviction.
Reasons might include apprehension.
