Sentence examples for reasonably appear from inspiring English sources

Both groups were dressing to attract attention; I think only the women could reasonably appear on Fox News without changing clothes.

Mr. Malecot's case points up one of the complexities of hiring immigrants: A federal law requires businesses to submit worker documents that "on their face reasonably appear to be genuine," the law says.

"In light of these rulings, and the military judge's accusations regarding the latrine, it could reasonably appear to an objective observer that the military judge had allowed the proceedings to become a duel of wills between himself and [Hasan] rather than an adjudication of the serious offences with which [Hasan] is charged," judges wrote in the ruling.

After the report about Mr. Stevens's case, a bill was introduced in the Senate called the Fairness in Disclosure of Evidence Act, which would require prosecutors to turn over all evidence that "may reasonably appear to be favorable to the defendant".

Under the federal Wiretap Act, the government must demonstrate that the necessity of using a wiretap by providing a federal district judge with "a full and complete statement as to whether or not other investigative procedures have been tried and failed or why they reasonably appear to be unlikely to succeed if tried or to be too dangerous".

Researchers would have to tell their institutions about all interests over this threshold that "reasonably appear to be related to the Investigator's institutional responsibilities"—leaving administrators, not the investigator, to decide which are related to a specific NIH-funded project.

The new rules say videotaping is permissible "when it reasonably appears that unlawful conduct is about to occur, is occurring or has occurred during the demonstration".

Indeed, the board found that the FBI can disseminate US person information acquired under section 702 "that reasonably appears to be foreign intelligence information" or even data deemed "necessary to understand foreign intelligence information".

Victims who did not actively resist including those who were most terrorized or who feared harm from resistance were judged to have consented to whatever happened to them, or at least to have reasonably appeared to their attackers as consenting (McGregor 2007).

(The wine list, for whatever reason, appears to be reasonably priced).

Moreover, nearly all genes whose function can be reasonably inferred appear to play some regulatory role in the biology of plants.