Sentence examples for reasonably made from inspiring English sources

Where an offer of employment is not reasonably made, the regulations shall provide that such service shall no longer be required.

Third, last resort: has every non-military option been fully explored and the judgment reasonably made that nothing less than military force could halt or avert the harm in question?

There are choices to be made, including charter schools, vouchers, private schools and public education, and they can't be reasonably made without an awareness of the pros and cons.

Clegg said: "The money was received in good faith and all the controls, all the checks that should have been made were reasonably made by the Liberal Democrats at the time".

And though Mr Wahid has, quite reasonably, made it plain that East Timor's independence should not be seen as a precedent it was, after all, a Portuguese colony until Indonesia invaded it in 1975 and then annexed it—he is ready to countenance federalism, once strictly taboo.

In my opinion there are a few conclusions that can be reasonably made: (1) There is no credible evidence that ezetimibe caused harm in this trial.

My mother usually hasn't said a single word that could reasonably make me feel this way.

The slow heating could regulate the change in various enzymes' activities reasonably, making cell redox reaction to reach the dynamic balance and make the degradation of carotenoids adequately.

For the first time in many years, the Knicks can reasonably make that vow — if not for next season, then for the one after that.

The extent to which manufacturers with a substantial number of substantially similar products subject to third party testing may reasonably make use of sampling procedures that reduce the overall test burden without compromising the benefits of third party testing.

You might reasonably make a case that it does nothing socially constructive with the revulsion it generates – or even that it puts into the world images that depraved men might actually enjoy.