Sentence examples for reasonable belief from inspiring English sources

"I am entirely satisfied that the Secretary of State was and remains reasonably entitled to hold a reasonable suspicion and a reasonable belief that CF had engaged in terrorism-related activity," he added.

Adopting a "reasonable belief" standard does not help, in her view, because the standard for "reasonableness" masquerades as objectivity while almost inevitably relying on patriarchal and pornographic assumptions; thus "measuring consent from the socially reasonable, meaning objective man's, point of view reproduces the same problem under a more elevated label" (181).

However, this was not a reasonable belief".

"However, this was not a reasonable belief," it said.

"However," it said, "this was not a reasonable belief.

"I have trust in the N.Y.P.D. for following people with reasonable belief".

That reasonable belief, as it turns out, can be quite shaky.

To frisk them, they must have a reasonable belief that the person is armed and dangerous.

Distribution is to be privatised, in the reasonable belief that profit-seeking owners will not tolerate theft and inefficiency.

There was an entirely reasonable belief at the time that Nixon could not be trusted with his own papers.

But of course, the concept of "reasonable belief" is transformed into something deadly dangerous when firearms are involved.