Sentence examples for reasonable relation to from inspiring English sources

"They have a natural intellect, a reasonable relation to everything, with a deep study of questions," she told me.

The trial court found that the Arizona law had no reasonable relation to safety, and made train operation more dangerous.

Does such a statute bear a reasonable relation to New York's interest in ensuring the qualifications of its teachers?

(b) The size and frequency of installment payments will bear a reasonable relation to the size of the debt and the debtor's ability to pay.

We think the mere statement of the conditions shows that they have no natural or reasonable relation to the right to sue which they are intended to restrict.

Article 3(a) bears a reasonable relation to the "Government and Regulation" of the armed forces; it is appropriate and plainly adapted to that end.

Understand that the worth of a personal injury claim depends on what is considered "fair and reasonable" in relation to the significance of the injuries and the consequences of the accident on the injured person's daily activities.

Further, the selective stock repurchase plan chosen by Unocal is reasonable in relation to the threat that the board rationally and reasonably believed was posed by Mesa's inadequate and coercive two-tier tender offer.

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

In addition, Household has demonstrated that the Plan is reasonable in relation to the threat posed.

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