Sentence examples for reasonably aimed from inspiring English sources

"The Supreme Court has said in the context of commercial advertising, the government has a very broad right to mandate speech that is reasonably aimed at preventing people from being misled".

"The Supreme Court has said in the context of commercial advertising, the government has a very broad right to mandate speech that is reasonably aimed at preventing people from being misled," Eugene Volokh, a law professor at the University of California, Los Angeles (and prominent legal blogger), told the Times.

Scholars in earlier times could reasonably aim to be educated in every branch of science, but the explosion of research in the 20th century has made this the age of the specialist.

Is it something humans can reasonably aim at? "I have said a hundred times before... .. Once was more than enough! "Millions of years ago CO2 levels were in the thousands of ppm... .. Strawman?

In addition, therapeutic measures might reasonably be aimed at active relaxation.

The MA-ES is reasonably organized aiming at providing a general method of ORC performance assessment, without restrictions to system configurations, operation modes, applications, working fluid types, equipment conditions, process parameters and so on.

In 2007 two British judges ruled that Jerry Springer "could not reasonably be regarded as aimed at, or an attack on, Christianity or what Christians held sacred".

"As a whole [it] was not and could not reasonably be regarded as aimed at, or an attack on, Christianity or what Christians held sacred," Lord Justice Hughes and Mr Justice Collins said in their ruling.

But such tools will only be useful if they are aimed at suspects reasonably under suspicion already (or else they will produce huge numbers of false positives from the broader population).

The first of the two provisions, called section 105A, states that "electronic surveillance" as it is defined by FISA, must not be interpreted as including surveillance aimed at people "reasonably believed" to be outside of the United States.

The House has already passed a reasonably robust set of measures aimed at preventing the recklessness of the big Wall Street Banks from once again causing the collapse of our economy - and costing seven million more Americans their jobs.