Many cognitively complex jobs are beyond the abilities even of people with reasonable qualifications.
Are these unusual degrees simply perfectly reasonable specialist qualifications?
Their proposals would eliminate invalid selection criteria like interviews now used by some schools to determine a student's race and/or social class, establish more uniform admissions policies and standards, and make greater use of computerized ran-dom selection from students who meet reasonable, agreed-upon qualifications.
Indeed, the potential consequences of a lawmaker's hiring decisions are such that it seems reasonable to expect professional qualifications to supersede all other considerations.
Ohio election officials said that by state law, the parties' challengers would have to show "reasonable" justification for doubting the qualifications of a voter before asking a poll worker to question that person.
NEMA, and by extension also the DEOs, are expected to have the qualifications and a reasonable degree of independence to be able to avoid the constraints and difficulties of traditional bureaucracies (NEAP 1993).
Still, some financial aid is better than none, and unsecured loans at reasonable rates with minimal or no qualifications are better than the terms usually available for non-collateralized personal loans, such as those used to purchase a car.
The States are, of course, entitled to a reasonable period within which to investigate the qualifications of voters.
With the new format for a college football playoff unlikely to have a so-called automatic qualification element, the Big East appears in reasonable position for the future.
"I don't think any reasonable person would object to a three-month qualification period, or longer," says Valentina Ivan, who spent a year in Edinburgh.
