Sentence examples similar to reasonable blocks from inspiring English sources

Compared to a flat tariff, the reasonable block tariff structure generates more efficient allocation of cross-subsidies, better incentives for raising the efficiency of electricity usage and reducing emissions from power generation, which also supports the living standards of low income households.

"If someone is late for an appointment, I'm not sure it's reasonable to block their payments for four to six weeks," she told the BBC.

Five dinars seemed more than reasonable to block out the midday Middle Eastern sun.

To be fair though they are not the only people spamming my inbox at the moment, I still haven't got around to blocking emails from Facebook apps, but at least there you now have a reasonable path to block the emails.

The schools plan is the sugar coating to the NRA's tough tactics, designed to show the organisation in a more positive light and to rebuff accusations that it is dedicated to blocking reasonable reforms that would make America safer.

After a French judge determined that it was feasible for Yahoo to identify 90percentt of its French users by analyzing their I.P. addresses and to screen the material from the users, he ordered Yahoo to make reasonable efforts to block French users from accessing the prohibited content or else to face fines and the seizure of income from Yahoo's French subsidiary.

It was passive at times: it waved through mergers such as Whirlpool's acquisition of a rival maker of white goods, Maytag, and the nautical combination of Carnival Cruises and Princess Cruises, which many experts felt it had reasonable grounds to block.But the FTC was more energetic.

Then the well pattern design was more reasonable in this block.

The approximative algorithms also produce a reasonable probability of blocking requests in the establishment of virtual network.

Under these conditions only our equilibrium outcome constitutes a neutral optimum, i.e. cannot be eliminated by any reasonable concept of blocking [R. Myerson, Mechanism design by an informed principal, Econometrica 51 (1983) 1767 1797].

This suggests that, provided the lexicon to be acquired is of a reasonable size, a blocked presentation is sufficient for drawing the attention towards the underlying lexical subclasses of the nouns.