Sentence examples for reasonably held from inspiring English sources

Along with other elders, he did not like a clause in the document that said the detainees had been reasonably held based on intelligence.

Evidentialist thinking was foundationalist in granting that there are some beliefs that can be reasonably held directly and not by inference from other evidence-stating beliefs.

"To put the reasonably held beliefs of Christians into such a category is alarming and in effect seeks to rule out Christian principles of morality from the public square.

Meanwhile, an independent inquiry concluded that consultants' concerns about workload and poor communication in paediatric services in Haringey "were genuinely and reasonably held" and that these issues "could have been managed more effectively in the interests of patient care".

So according to Dworkin I both am and am not reasonably held responsible for my condition.

Dworkin distinguishes between my circumstances, for which I am not reasonably held responsible, and my ambitions, for which I am reasonably held responsible, and includes native talent endowment among circumstances.

Same goes for how much of a new stock or bond issue a bank might "reasonably" hold as an underwriter.

"There is no amount of capital that banks could reasonably hold that would insulate them from a break-up of the euro zone," says one banker.

Perhaps even less clear is whether and why we might reasonably hold that some of those beliefs are actually true.

Clean air is a standard example of a public good, but we can reasonably hold that individuals have rights to clean air as individuals.

The chapter focuses on the expectations and intentions a project team conducting a bow-tie analysis could reasonably hold about human performance associated with three controls: having a plan, control room alarms and an independent shut-off system.