Sentence examples for reasonable commercial from inspiring English sources

The White House's silence over the CNOOC acquisition allowed a perfectly reasonable commercial deal to collapse for misplaced political reasons.

"We are willing to consider accommodating any reasonable commercial suggestions," said Dr. Shelley A. Harrison, chairman of Spacehab.

But the statement also said, "we will now also be exploring possibilities for a reasonable commercial solution with all parties".

Certainly the standards of honesty in fact and reasonable commercial standards of fair dealing have not been met.

The guarantees are intended to help airlines that cannot obtain reasonable commercial loans because of the terrorist attacks, which caused passenger traffic to plunge.

These require recipients of money from China's mammoth fiscal expansion to choose domestic suppliers "unless products or services cannot be obtained in reasonable commercial conditions in China".

At the same time, Mr. Campbell said that after 15 years of "building a reasonable, reliable commercial operation," the management at Canada Post now found that "that strategy has kind of run itself out".

He wrote, in Wired magazine, "Originally, I believed that the FCC could assure Internet openness through a determination of 'commercial reasonableness.' " But, he said, he had come to fear that a weak rule would "be interpreted to mean what is reasonable for commercial interests, not consumers".

While a recent court decision seemed to draw a roadmap for using this approach, I became concerned that this relatively new concept might, down the road, be interpreted to mean what is reasonable for commercial interests, not consumers.

." Since this is not a case involving the sale of goods but transportation of a cargo where there was an alternative which was a commercially reasonable substitute (see Uniform Commercial Code § 2-614 (1)) the owner's reliance is misplaced.

." Since this is not a case involving the sale of goods but transportation of a cargo where there was an alternative which was a commercially reasonable substitute (see Uniform Commercial Code § 2-614 (1)) the owner's reliance is misplaced.