Authors like Russell Hardin propose to do so in terms of a general view of when hostile behavior is rational: most typically, if an individual has no reason to trust someone, it is reasonable for that individual to take precautions against the other.
"The C.D.C. loan is spread out over a time that is reasonable for that particular family," Ms. Garvin said.
"When we can confirm that the sales price is reasonable for that property and location, we may not require an appraisal," said Mark T. Simpson, director of Fannie Mae's single-family mortgage business.
That's because the contract between the companies says that either party may end the agreement "in order to avoid or end a lawsuit or similar action filed on competition law grounds," and that "defending such action is not commercially reasonable for that party".
21 But it seems only to bolster further the point that the definition of health is contextually dependent on what is considered standard or reasonable for that scenario.
Nevertheless, we would not expect to find highly non-linear deprivation-mortality relationships as, if deprivation were found to be influencing mortality, it would seem reasonable for that relationship to be monotonic (that is, either increasing or decreasing for all their values).
