Sentence examples for reasonable in relation to from inspiring English sources

Is the price of a share reasonable in relation to the earnings of the underlying enterprise?

"Premiums must be reasonable in relation to the benefits," Ms. Senkewicz said.

Unocal requires that the board's defensive action be neither preclusive nor coercive and reasonable in relation to the threat posed.

In Louisiana, Missouri and Montana, Mr. Cohen said, proposed rate increases of more than 10 percent have been found reasonable, in relation to the benefits provided.

Is the current price reasonable in relation to the company’s growth prospects?

"The evidence does not establish that the programme's design and implementation are reasonable in relation to achieving its stated objectives," the court said.

The WPBSA added: "He was however found not to have a reasonable excuse in relation to the eight late withdrawals in 2010".

After O'Sullivan presented medical advice at a hearing, a subsequent statement said "it could not be shown that he did not have a reasonable excuse in relation to his late withdrawal from one event in 2011 and two in 2012".

Implicit weighting, on the other hand, entails determining the required weights for a policy to pass a cost benefit analysis and then asking if those weights are reasonable either in relation to empirical studies or political or ethical considerations.

This analysis included an examination of whether the items had been newly obtained (Prosecutor v. Milošević 13 December 2005b, paras. 20 23) and whether the Prosecution has exercised reasonable diligence in relation to the evidentiary items (Prosecutor v. Milošević 13 December 2005b, paras. 24 32).

This is a reasonable assumption in relation to sprionolactone and b-blockers in particular, since the great majority of patients included in reported N-LEI trials did not receive either of these two drugs, due to lack of evidence about the effectiveness of these treatments at the time the studies were performed.