Sentence examples for reasonably understands from inspiring English sources

And it will not be the Spanish lineup that so imperiously dismantled Italy in the Euro 2012 final last month, because the national coach, Vicente Del Bosque, quite reasonably understands that he cannot go on picking the Barcelona and Real Madrid players who have barely had time to wind down from the summer excess and gear back up for the long season ahead.

That's a time scale that people can reasonably understand.

The Holocaust, with its genocidal mechanisms long hidden from other nations, is now reasonably understood in physical terms.

Even if the agents did not witness the abuse, their presence "can be reasonably understood as implicitly condoning such practices", it said.

Spelling out the legal and moral implications, Scheinin added: "The active participation by a state through the sending of interrogators or questions, or even the mere presence of intelligence personnel at an interview with a person who is being held in places where he is tortured or subject to other inhuman treatment, can be reasonably understood as implicitly condoning torture".

Even if they did not witness torture, their presence "can be reasonably understood as implicitly condoning such practices", he wrote.As for extraordinary rendition transferring people without legal formalities to countries that practise torture, or to secret CIA prisons Britain was the only western European country to be named as one that "facilitated" renditions.

And that rubric is reasonably understood to comprehend the risks of continuing a pregnancy resulting from rape, from incest, one that would extend a woman beyond her means to support a child, or one that would stop her from completing her education and establishing herself as an independent adult.

"The active participation by a state through the sending of interrogators or questions, or even the mere presence of intelligence personnel at an interview with a person who is being held in places where he is tortured or subject to other inhuman treatment, can be reasonably understood as implicitly condoning torture," Mr. Scheinin says in his report.

These can be reasonably understood by storm-time thermospheric circulation and composition changes.

So for a couple hundred bucks, even an entry level tech can reasonably understand what's going through your network.

One can reasonably understand that at times law enforcement, with the appropriate oversight, may need access to private information.