Then, because we do network integration, bundling network access and the device rental, we charge [an additional fee] that we think is very fair and allows us to make a reasonable return while delivering cost savings to companies.
Then, in steps Obama with the utterly reasonable proposition, delivered in a television interview, that while the failure of General Motors, Chrysler and Ford posed as much of a risk to the economy as AIG and Freddie Mac, he wasn't about to provide three uncompetitive companies with a bridge loan to nowhere.
That's when Ray Kroc unveiled the first-ever McDonald's under a simple premise: quality fast food at reasonable prices, delivered on demand.
Chinese corporations will undoubtedly need to deliver a reasonable return to shareholders (if they wish to access equity capital), but any surplus (i.e., "rents") beyond the cost of capital need not necessarily go to shareholders.
Is this case of a private equity-owned firm trying to maximise every penny it can make out of its members already paying an expensive (typically almost £100 a year) membership, or a perfectly reasonable charge for delivering a service at the roadside?
The longer-run projections of inflation may be interpreted, in turn, as the rate of inflation that FOMC participants see as most consistent with the dual mandate given to it by the Congress that is, the rate of inflation that promotes maximum sustainable employment while also delivering reasonable price stability.
But the bills, rather than delivering the "reasonable changes" that your editorial espouses, would effectively demolish risk-based management — an essential pricing tool card issuers use to base interest rates on a user's likelihood to repay.
"Any serious gamer will tell you that integrated graphics is far from adequate for delivering a reasonable, let alone good experience," it said.
However, after linking up with sports psychiatrist Dr Steve Peters and delivering a reasonable showing at The Crucible, he is more optimistic about his future prospects.
22 Given the NICE recommendation and the predominance of Google, it would be reasonable to expect websites delivering access to online CBT to have relatively high profiles and be easily visible to users on a Google search.
