Sentence examples for reasonably known from inspiring English sources

But the rule the officials have cited to waive disqualification states that if a player "could not have reasonably known or discovered the facts resulting in his breach of the Rules", he can be given a second chance, and a slap on the wrists with the old penalty strokes.

"Cinematic Rebellion" "Cinematic Rebellion" is the theme of Sundance this year and apparently means, at least some of the time, what happens when reasonably known filmmakers make medium-budget films using A-list actors about hegemonic countercultural figures or people who smoke and swear a lot.

It says a rider would not be at fault if "he did not know or suspect, and could not have reasonably known or suspected even with the exercise of utmost caution, that he had used or been administered the prohibited substance or prohibited method".

Mane acknowledged that there's plenty to be uncertain about, but she said, "Let's assume everything is reasonably known and stable, then the likelihood that this growth will continue is very high for 2016".

Overall the report argues against the precautionary principle--the idea that a procedure should be avoided unless reasonably known to be safe, which has tended to guide U.K. regulation of embryo research and fertility treatments.

Wyatt's core argument in court was different: He said the district could not have reasonably known about the sexual relationship and therefore should not be liable for damages.

Second, spam transcends state (and national) boundaries, and many of the state laws stipulate that they take effect only if a spammer can "reasonably know" that the recipient is a resident of a particular state.

"However, if you bought a policy today for your holiday in July and your travel plans were affected by volcanic ash, it is likely that the claim would be paid as you couldn't reasonably know now that your plans would be affected in July".

In many cases all we could reasonably know is that a given action risks harm.

As a godless humanist, I would rather focus on what we can reasonably know and how we can use that to make the world better for us all.

Make sure that before you actually start to apply the coat to your floor, you have the windows open for ventilation, you're wearing a mask to keep the fumes from bothering you, and you've spot tested the finish so you reasonably know what it's going to look like on your floor.