Sentence examples for reasonable to allow from inspiring English sources

We limit the state's ability to search and seize to specific places and things that a neutral magistrate believes it is reasonable to allow.

But it seems reasonable to allow states to use the Medicaid crowbar on behalf of uninsured poor people, who lack bargaining power and often pay the highest drug prices.

European regulators failed by allowing Citigroup's break-up plan to go through – thinking it reasonable to allow Universal to increase its global market share from 29% to about 36%.

The producers of Q&A believed it was perfectly reasonable to allow the former terrorism suspect Zaky Mallah to appear on the live talk show – a risk given his background, but a manageable one.

"I believe it is reasonable to allow these professionals to determine if and when an individual would be better served by another counselor better suited to meet his or her needs".

In Prague, the chairman of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), which is monitoring the ceasefire, said it would be reasonable to allow more time for the peace process before imposing further sanctions against Russia.

We might want to see ourselves as more reasonable, able to allow our children their fierce independence.

The word amnesty is anathema to Mr. Bush's conservative Republican base, but the president has to realize that reform will work only if there is a reasonable way to allow some illegal immigrants a path toward permanent residence and even citizenship.

In a separate ruling made available Tuesday, the lower Electoral Court dismissed Mr. Tsvangirai's demands for poll data, saying the application was not filed in reasonable time to allow for the opening of more than 9,000 ballot boxes countrywide and to collate other details.

Labour's Paul Flynn called for "practical arrangements of reasonable value" to allow Welsh-language speeches when Welsh business is discussed.

During such encounters it usually pays for a chief executive to appear reasonable and to allow MPs to let off some steam.