As just one example, a class we observed on deadly force involved officers viewing a video made roughly 35 years ago, prior to key Supreme Court decisions that altered the standards used to evaluate the reasonableness of use of force.
But most ramified natural theology is inductive in spirit: thus John Locke (1695) famously argued for the "Reasonableness of Christianity" using a broadly historical, probabilistic approach.
The IRS could rectify this situation in two ways: First, the IRS could treat publicly held corporations the same as privately held companies, and analyze the reasonableness of their compensation using a multifactor test.
Appropriateness criteria have been developed to provide an estimate of the reasonableness of the use of DSE for several clinical scenarios.
[t]he "reasonableness" of a particular use of force must be judged from the perspective of a reasonable officer on the scene, rather than with the 20/20 vision of hindsight.
We note that a separate consideration of [DNAsites]10 and KA offers an opportunity to directly evaluate the biological reasonableness of the parameter values used in our simulations.
" The four conditions of 'accountability for reasonableness' can be used to evaluate the legitimacy and fairness of the OWTS.
Substantive due process involves the courts assessing the reasonableness of executive actions and legislation using rational basis review if a fundamental right is not implicated and strict scrutiny if it is.
'Accountability for reasonableness' has been used to evaluate priority setting in health systems [ 11].
