Sentence examples for reasonably suspected from inspiring English sources

This government has never lacked the laws to go after people reasonably suspected of planning criminal acts.

The law would require the police "when practicable" to detain people they reasonably suspected were in the country without authorization.

Like many black London parents, I would like to see more stop and searches by police of anyone reasonably suspected of carrying a weapon.

Some may become individuals reasonably suspected of wrongdoing, and some may in turn come to be accused of alleged terrorist offences.

Spence pleaded guilty to selling drugs and admitted to handling money reasonably suspected of being obtained through the proceeds of crime.

The innocuous-sounding Draft Communications Data Bill would trawl and scoop up the web activity of every person in the country regardless of whether they had ever been reasonably suspected of a crime.

You might reasonably suspect that the hollow-face illusion, though striking, is really just some kind of psychological oddity.

Since July, police are not allowed to stop and search people unless they "reasonably suspect" them of being a terrorist.

The new procedures would let them go wherever they reasonably suspect nuclear weapons activity might be taking place.

"We have developed sufficient information to reasonably suspect that there are certain district council employees who have been and are currently under the influence of La Cosa Nostra figures".

She characterized that as "a high error rate" and remarked to a lawyer representing the city, "You reasonably suspect something and you're wrong 90 percent of the time".