Sentence examples for reasonable to decide from inspiring English sources
Yet so many basic questions remained unresolved — about the pipeline's environmental and economic impacts, about whether the country actually needs the oil — that it was reasonable to decide that a decision was impossible without further study.
The problem of multiple equilibria makes it unclear which equilibrium players should focus on, because there is no reasonable way to decide which equilibrium will be selected.
It basically orders USDA to ignore the courts rather than allowing USDA to use reasonable discretion to decide on a case-by-case basis when it is appropriate to allow farmers to continue planting, and when it is not".
It's reasonable for districts to decide how many class periods their students need each day.
The argument that some matters, such as abortion, are of such moral urgency that they supersede a general preference for devolution sounds reasonable, until you try to decide which subjects are suitably urgent.
Reasonable inference is employed to decide the output values of decision making such as pedestrian movement speed and directions.
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In all states, the definition of where the line is drawn is "reasonable" force, with prosecutors or juries left to decide on what constitutes reasonable.
International law states that it is for each country to set "reasonable" limits to abortion and it is for those countries to decide what is reasonable (although Amnesty would say that a restriction that posed a risk to the life or long-term health of the woman was not "reasonable").
It was not enough, the justices said, for a jury to decide that reasonable listeners would interpret Mr Elonis's nasty words as threats.
"By assuming the power to decide what reasonable or unreasonable behaviour is in our education system, the Secretary of State would be taking very wide powers for herself and her successors and closing down the broader public debate across communities and schools themselves," the Church said.
