Sentence examples for reasonable limited from inspiring English sources
Targeted exit screenings are a reasonable, limited step that may help prevent the disease from spreading.
If the two countries can cooperate so closely against Osama bin Laden, they should be able to work out ways to amend the treaty to permit reasonable limited missile defenses.
Contrary to the talk [of the law's critics], York declared, it is a reasonable, limited, carefully crafted measure…that went to great lengths to make sure it is constitutional. Likewise, National Review editor Rich Lowry maintained: Arizona seeks only to enforce the nominal immigration policy of the United States..
His former lawyers argued in a motion that the government risked violating Roof's constitutional rights by refusing to "authorize reasonable, limited assistance" and allow him to "call on experienced counsel the Court appointed to stand by him to help him find the words he needs".
Teachers who are rated at the 2 level, which means they are "developing," must improve within a reasonable but limited span of time if they wish to keep their jobs.
From the proof of the existence of endemic equilibrium (P^), it is not difficult to arrive at such a conclusion that the nonlinear treatment function (g(I)) has an upper bound (frac{Adelta_{1}}{m_{2}}), which is reasonable for limited medical resources in our daily life.
If the country would pass a campaign reform amendment to the constitution that provided a reasonable and limited amount to each candidate, then candidates could use their "solicitation" time for actual governance.
Our Feedback Policy for the LDP requires the principal investigator to take reasonable but limited steps to locate a participant, such as asking the participant's treating physician, asking known relatives, or carrying out a basic internet search.
The TCPS2 devotes minimal attention to research in virtual settings, equating these spaces with observational studies conducted in natural settings "where people have a reasonable or limited expectation of privacy" [ 28].
The UKPDS and ARIC study participants included participants of African heritage, and, therefore, the use of these two sets of risk equations among African Americans in the current study appears reasonable, although limited experience exists concerning the use of these risk equations in African American populations.
Although this sample is small, we were drawing from a very finite number of experts with research in a specialized area and thus it is reasonable given the limited number of eligible participants, time commitment required and limitations of international survey research.
