Mr Kinnock said: "When for centuries we have had this place reported, when for ten years we have had it broadcast, what reasonable cause can be given for not using modern technology?" The last vote, in 1985, produced a majority of 12 against television.
No reasonable explanations can be given right now, although a laser light of 488 nm has been noticed to be used in the previous works [21, 23].
The two conditions are (i) that points must have to each other the kind of relations which geometry demands; and (ii) that points must have to finite areas and volumes such a relation that a reasonable sense can be given to the statement that such areas and volumes can be exhaustively analysed into sets of points".
They and their families attempt to recover some facsimile of normalcy or, in the words of one veteran's wife, "come up with reasonable expectations of what can be," given their lingering physical and psychological wounds.
In brief, the TTC is based on the concept that reasonable assurance of safety can be given, even in the absence of chemical-specific toxicity data, providing that the intake is sufficiently low, i.e. that an exposure level or threshold can be defined below which there is no significant risk to human health.
Crime prevention orders are not criminal proceedings - the rules of evidence don't apply, hearsay is admissible, the standard of proof is on the balance of probabilities, not beyond reasonable doubt, and untested criminal intelligence can be given by the police.
Driveaways can be completely free: you pick up the car with a full tank and can often be given a reasonable fuel allowance for the journey.
If only one is named, that person can evict the other if the couple split up, although reasonable notice should be given.
The reasonable explanation will be given in the next section.
Local convergence will be given under some reasonable assumptions.
