Sentence examples for reasonably determine from inspiring English sources
"If the officer cannot reasonably determine that the clothing or head covering is free of a threat item, individuals will be referred for additional screening".
"It is a matter of when the security officer cannot reasonably determine that the head area is free of a threat item," said Amy Kudwa, a spokeswoman for the agency.
When we reasonably determine our attackers' bases and camps, we must pulverize them -- minimizing but accepting the risk of collateral damage -- and act overtly or covertly to destabilize terror's national hosts.
Currently, the onus is on the borrower to adjudge his or her capacity to service a debt, but under the new rule "a lender must reasonably determine that the consumer has the ability to repay the loan".
In asserting the legality of that step, the Justice Department issued a memorandum saying that Mr. Obama had inherent constitutional power to do so because he could "reasonably determine that such use of force was in the national interest".
"We believe that A.D. Pernetti could reasonably determine that Coach Rice's actions tended to embarrass and bring shame to Rutgers in violation of Coach Rice's employment contract," it said.
To be eligible for this prize, entrants must be based in the Greater London area (as reasonably determined by the Promoter) and be willing for the beauty treatments to be provided at their home address by the prize supplier Toop and Daley.
The Europas Advisory Board reserves the right to discard any and all votes that it reasonably determines to be fraudulent or submitted by bots or other computer-generated voting applications.
The zone number of 4 is reasonably determined by balancing the trade-off between the prediction accuracy and computational cost.
In real world situations, a bound of the noise distribution would be easily and more reasonably determined than noise statistics.
It is thus suggested that the holding time should be reasonably determined to allow sufficient stress relaxation.
