Inclusion criteria were having completed treatment for non-metastatic CRC within the last 6 months, being over 18 years old, and, because translation was not affordable for the pilot study, to have reasonable spoken and written English.
But it is justified as a wake-up call to the administration on an obvious point: What is reasonable -- legally speaking -- in emergency conditions is not necessarily reasonable on an enduring or permanent basis.
Only after the departure of the Angles and Jutes for England and the establishment of the Eider River in southern Jutland as a border between Scandinavians and Germans is it reasonable to speak of a clearly Scandinavian or North Germanic dialect.
Only on this assumption, too, is it reasonable to speak of the consubstantiality of the three Persons, for if there were only one divine substance, what sense would it make to speak of consubstantiality at all?
In scenario processes, it is reasonable to speak just about the increased plausibility of a single scenario and not about its increased validity or probability.4 On the other hand, it is reasonable to assume that the total picture based on alternative scenarios or the Futures Map is more valid if it takes into account the new weak signal.
"There will be no additional costs [for holding a by-election] because she doesn't feel it's fair on the people of Sandhill if she cannot devote her time to them - which I think is reasonable and speaks well of her.
One distinguished translator told me he felt the context and style were so different that it was more reasonable to speak of Smith's work as an adaptation, not a translation.
Thus it seems reasonable to speak of a widespread tinnitus network that integrates the acoustic properties of the tinnitus sounds together with other aspects of the tinnitus such as attentional allocation, emotional evaluation and associated knowledge about the tinnitus as well as false beliefs about the potential danger of tinnitus.
Moreover, that full-length hardback novel is probably selling for a very reasonable amount, historically speaking.
Moreover, we can say, in keeping with the third argument, that an act's rightness or wrongness cannot consist in its reasonableness or unreasonableness, because acts cannot, strictly speaking be reasonable or unreasonable (T 458).
