Instead of waiting until historical necessity forces the EU to incorporate Turkey, European statesmen should be working together to develop a clear, reasonable policy leading to Turkish membership – one that would respect political principles and recognise cultural and religious diversity.
Computer software designed to implement the optimisation calculations is described and shown to produce reasonable results, leading to a potentially dramatic improvement in profitability.
There was some reasonable skepticism leading up to its airing, followed by a response that ran from politely negative to just plain negative.
Line breaks and page breaks were dependably inserted in reasonable positions, leading to clearly accessible paragraphs (figure 2 shows two samples pages).
Early on, two methoxy groups were added to increase the absorbance at longer wavelengths (λ > 350 nm, and Rayonet lamps at 420 nm still provide photolysis at reasonable rates), leading to the 6-nitroveratryl (NV, 83) and 6-nitroveratryloxycarbonyl (NVOC, 84) moieties.
Martel's upbringing had been non-religious, but in India he realised he was "tired of being reasonable"; it was leading him nowhere.
The implicit to explicit presentation of mediations bridged these parts hierarchically to assist activation of prior knowledge, which could be related to the text, and reasonable inferences in leading the learners beyond their current level of comprehension.
Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), supposedly the Senate's leading reasonable Republican on healthcare, couldn't even be bothered to rebuke a town hall participant who hinted about assassinating the president, as Raw Story reports.
It never officially retired the offending mascot, but Wahoo remained confined only to uniform sleeves throughout the regular season, leading reasonable people to believe that the team ownership had finally seen the light where other franchises such as the NFL's Washington Redskins remained defiantly in the dark, and was easing its fans into the post-"Indians" era.
It is reasonable to state that hazard forecasts are informed by risk evaluations; accordingly, it is also reasonable that the practices leading to hazard forecasts vary with the level of risk.
