Sentence examples for reasonably believes from inspiring English sources
He reasonably believes that his money is snugly tucked away.
She reasonably believes that accusation to be false in fact and politically inspired.
persons it reasonably believes are abroad, without a court order for each target.
If the public reasonably believes that a reporter's independence is compromised by a personal interest, he has an actual conflict.
The lessor may adjust estimated values quoted in trade publications if the lessor reasonably believes based on its experience that the values are understated or overstated.
As long as a plaintiffs purpose is to stop conduct he reasonably believes is illegal, petitioning is genuine both objectively and subjectively.
"If you can show that the victim was intimidated, and reasonably believes he was singled out because of his orientation, that can be sufficient".
An officer may also arrest a person provided that the officer reasonably believes a crime to have been committed and the person arrested to be the guilty party.
It says that officers cannot temporarily detain someone suspected of trespassing, unless the officer reasonably believes the person should not be there.
Under New York law, a person is justified in using mortal force only when he or she reasonably believes such force is necessary for self-defense.
The statute says that a citizen may use physical force if he "reasonably believes" it is necessary to defend himself from attack.
