Sentence examples for reasonable exercise from inspiring English sources

"I certainly think it's a reasonable exercise," Miron says.

That is not a reasonable exercise of statutory construction.

That was a reasonable exercise of her discretion -- JUSTICE PARIENTE.

"A reasonable exercise for the government is to... investigate the matter," the prime minister told reporters.

Siestas are prudently alternated with reasonable exercise, and the result is always the loss of a few pounds reflected on our home scale.

I was merely suggesting that an often scorned piece of political behavior could be characterized in a way that it could be seen as a reasonable exercise of the franchise.

Apparent authority arises when a reasonable person exercising due diligence would think that agency status was present.

Due Diligence is used as a noun, meaning the care that a reasonable person exercises to avoid harm to other persons or their property or research and analysis of a company or organization done in preparation for a business transaction.

The legal standard for a qualified doctor is that of the ordinary reasonable professional exercising skills appropriate to the role and profession [ 1].

But Grayling's draft order was "plainly not" a fair, reasonable or proportionate exercise of that power, said Pannick.

And when the government introduced the Compensation Act 2006, it clarified the existing common law on negligence to make it clear that people who take reasonable care or exercise reasonable skill cannot be held liable for untoward incidents.