Sentence examples for reasonable to remove from inspiring English sources

At this stage, we are not advocating that colleagues in CCGs walk away from the process and we recognise it would not be reasonable to remove the new structures that are now in place.

It seems reasonable to remove the identifying information.

It is important and reasonable to remove these pixels because they certainly degrade the recognition performance.

Prison Reform Trust director Juliet Lyon said it was "perfectly reasonable" to remove subscription TV channels but there was no evidence to suggest that a "so-called tough approach" would improve rehabilitation.

Especially for this patient with high disease activity of RA, we thought it reasonable to remove the cavitary lesion surgically in order to resume biological agents.

If the pre-existing proximal femoral fracture is healed, it is reasonable to remove either screw or plate to allow the passage of an intramedullary device, or to place a longer plate.

" The union also argues for "extended authorisation liability" that would penalise ISPs if they failed to take "reasonable steps" to remove information when notified of infringements.

The company, however, says it takes "reasonable steps to remove all personally identifiable information".

The White House "remains concerned that the bill does not require private entities to take reasonable steps to remove irrelevant personal information when sending cybersecurity data to the government or other private sector entities," the administration said in a statement.

Claiming that their report's findings are so egregious that they constitute a threat to the integrity of the country's elections, PILF argues that the counties are violating a section of 1993's National Voter Registration Act, which requires local officials to make reasonable efforts to remove dead or ineligible voters from their rolls.

Hence, a reasonable solution is to remove a and b from the estimation and keep the second term.