Sentence examples for reasonably possible to from inspiring English sources

For these reasons, the breast is compressed as much as reasonably possible to a level just below the patient's pain threshold or up to the maximum setting of the machine (generally 200 N).

In March, it disclosed that it had classified $23.4 billion of airline pension obligations as "reasonably possible" to default.

The government has an obligation under international law to distinguish combatants from noncombatants – and, as far as reasonably possible, to avoid causing noncombatants harm.

The Knicks think so, too, which is why — contrary to conventional wisdom — they will do everything reasonably possible to keep him.

"The application process will be supportive, it will be simple, it will be flexible and as much will be done on the papers as is reasonably possible to avoid that process of retraumatisation," Porter said.

Now the Equality Act 2010, it requires service providers to make adjustments to ensure that a disabled person can use a service as close as it is reasonably possible to the standard usually offered to non-disabled people.

Whoever, while engaged in providing an electronic communication service or a remote computing service to the public through a facility or means of interstate or foreign commerce, obtains actual knowledge of any terrorist activity … shall, as soon as reasonably possible, provide to the appropriate authorities the facts or circumstances of the alleged terrorist activities. .

The duty of rescue imposes an obligation to prevent harm to others where reasonably possible: for example, to render aid to a swimmer whom one sees drowning.

The goal is obviously not only to obtain the highest price reasonably possible, but also to ensure that a sale actually occurs.

At present, we think that the best approach is to maintain a light and comfortable level of sedation, if it is reasonably possible, in order to decrease the incidence of adverse effects of high doses of sedatives.

Goldman's filing also gave investors a rundown of the legal matters the firm was juggling and Goldman raised its estimated "reasonably possible" legal losses to $2.6 billion, from $2 billion in the second quarter.