Sentence examples for reasonable standard that from inspiring English sources

By any reasonable standard, that's going to be a long time coming — certainly not in 2013, and probably not for at least two to three more years".

Therefore, a model needs to be established that can assess and regulate excessive search and seizure of digital evidence in accordance with a reasonable standard that considers practical limitations.

"This provides a reasonable standard that homeowners can meet".

That explanation would make sense if the perfectly reasonable standard that it invokes – converting starts into hundreds – had been applied equally to all the Australian batsmen.

In return, they are held to a reasonable standard that they may not discriminate in hiring, firing, pay, promotion and other employment practices.

It's just common sense that buyers and sellers at gun shows be required to abide by the same reasonable standards that law abiding gun buyers and the majority of Federally Licensed gun dealers comply with.

The first step is to sit down with its own employees and investors to chart a path for growth based on reasonable standards that will limit turnover, improve customer service and make the promise of the American Dream much more than just lofty rhetoric at a trade conference.

But it has halted all its European sales of one variety of rapeseed and asked European governments to create reasonable standards that it can meet.

If an employee's doctor says the standard is not appropriate for that worker, the employer-sponsored insurance plan "must provide a reasonable alternative standard that accommodates the recommendations of the individual's personal physician," the rule says.

This is far lower than the "reasonable doubt" standard that must be met to secure a conviction at trial, and is generally considered a relatively low standard -- particularly when looking at the nature of many arrests.

Thiessen argues that "the C.I.A. interrogation program did not inflict torture by any reasonable standard," and that there was "only one single case" in which "inhumane" techniques were used.