Sentence examples for reasonable endeavours from inspiring English sources
However, they escaped sanction with stewards deciding the team had made "all reasonable endeavours" to get the cars ready.
In addition, the Client shall use its reasonable endeavours to abide by any restrictions or limitations notified to it by GNM after it has commenced using the Services.
The FIA investigated Manor in Australia and found that the team in fact made "all reasonable endeavours" to run the cars.
The company will "use its reasonable endeavours to protect the customer data from destruction, loss, alteration or security breaches while the customer data is stored in the SMSGlobal Systems".
However, it may be that the duty in the code of practice for registered bodies to "use all reasonable endeavours" to ensure that ineligible applications are not made, falls somewhat short.
GNM shall use reasonable endeavours to provide the Services to the Client via the Delivery Method(s) and Format(s) as to enable the Client to incorporate the Services into the Client Services.
Trying to get more people from poor backgrounds into the top professions is a reasonable endeavour: the army, medicine, the law, politics, media and most professions are dominated by the privately educated.
"When you've got an economy shot, as it is in Tasmania, that was seen as a reasonable endeavour by the federal government to assist in enhancing the tourism effort in our state together with helping the dairy industry and creating another 200 factory jobs".
QD promised to use "all reasonable, prudent endeavours" to secure the best terms for the deferred payment and both parties agreed to owe each other a duty to act in good faith.
He said on Tuesday: "Now when you say 'carpet-bomb cities,' look, no — no reasonable military endeavour targets civilians.
Although this is a reasonable and necessary endeavour, there are significant social and economic costs associated with the management of these conditions, related to lost productivity, medical care, and special education services [ 9– 14].
