The Metropolitan Police's guidance suggests that they have the power "to seize and retain any article found during a search that they reasonably suspect is intended to be used in connection with terrorism".
But now the government proposes to go back to the situation under existing legislation, which defines controlled expenditure as spending "which can reasonably be regarded as intended to promote or procure electoral success".
According to details given by Mrs May at last year's Conservative Party conference, such orders would apply if ministers "reasonably believe" a group intended to incite religious or racial hatred, to threaten democracy, or if there was a pressing need to protect the public from harm, either from a risk of violence, public disorder, harassment or other criminal acts.
The millennial division of the internet subsists on a fairly shallow pool of nostalgia: endless posts celebrating variously unremarkable anniversaries, all intended to make reasonably young people feel reasonably old.
Such "compacts" with poor but reasonably well-governed countries are intended as seals of approval, prodding businesses to make still-larger investments.Officials in Washington defend the relatively modest scale of the projects that American taxpayers have funded in Africa.
Those guidelines specifically address what the NSA does with what it calls "domestic communications", defined as "communications in which the sender and all intended recipients are reasonably believed to be located in the United States at the time of acquisition".
It cannot reasonably be assumed that Congress intended the Plaintiffs to have a say in the FBI's intelligence analysis".
An EPSR2-specific intervention was any intentional modification of terminology between the prescriber's instructions on an EPSR2 prescription and that printed on the dispensed item's label, which was required specifically as a result of EPSR2 functionality, in order to reasonably fulfil the prescription as intended.
They are intended to represent a reasonably realistic portrayal of the uncertainties that exist in the real world, rather than the uncertainty conditional upon a number of assumptions being true.
At the entrance closest to the Manhattan Mall near 32nd Street, three escalators were functioning reasonably close to what the authority intended, but one of the up escalators was stopped.
It is intended to provide a reasonably detailed description without being overlong for a journal article.
