Sentence examples for reasonably seek from inspiring English sources

Understood this way, one might see the surrounding politics as untenable and reasonably seek to spend resources elsewhere.

No free lunch, no easy street just the tools any country could reasonably seek to create the society and economy it can be.

Finally, one might reasonably ask about the causes of the animus Muslims feel towards the U.S. and then we might reasonably seek to alleviate those concerns.

Most were careful to phrase this as a suggestion rather than a firm ruling, and all refused to specify the number of councils I might reasonably seek permission from before a BBFC certificate became "more appropriate".

Just what concessions Bernie might wisely and reasonably seek, and how Bernie and Hillary might best conduct a kind of "negotiation" regarding the combination of such concessions that Hillary makes to Bernie with such forms of support that Bernie gives to Hillary, I will leave for a later piece.

Supporters of the law argue that it reasonably seeks to put groups like Al Qaeda and Hamas off-limits and to prohibit people from working with them.

"Instead," they wrote, "it is a case where the government reasonably sought to defend the country from a profound and novel threat, a threat made shockingly concrete by the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001".

SOTOMAYOR: Well, the government can remedy a social problem that it is identifying or a difficulty it's identifying in conduct not in the most narrowly tailored way, but one that reasonably seeks to achieve that result.

In particular, they have the obligation of acting reasonably to seek the transaction offering the best value reasonably available to the stockholders". As made clear in Revlon, this mandate requires a board to get the best short-term price for stockholders in a sale of control.

In the partial dissent, Justice Harriet O'Neill said the state had acted reasonably in seeking to remove "demonstrably endangered" pubescent girls but abused its discretion by removing younger girls and boys, too.

Although BBC1 shows occupy 20 of the Top 30 slots, 10 of these are taken by Bake Off (which has been lost to Channel 4), five by Planet Earth II (whose presenter might reasonably be seeking a quieter diary at the age of 90) and two by an international football tournament, of which there is not another until 2018.