Sentence examples for reasonably understood from inspiring English sources

Their understanding was justified by what she said, and that they so reasonably understood what she said establishes the reasonableness of the conclusion that she intended them so to 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.

The results are quantitatively discussed in a wide range of confinement degree and can be reasonably understood based on symmetry breaking and structural frustration.

The Government argues, however, that the references to the Fifth Amendment in the instant case were inadequate to invoke the privilege because Fitzpatrick's statements are more reasonably understood as invoking rights under the First Amendment.

As discussed in the Introduction of this report, stalking (as well as cyberstalking) generally involves conduct reasonably understood to constitute a threat of violence, and such threats may be criminalized consistent with the First Amendment.

No consumer can reasonably understand it.

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

And we believe that National Dairy and Wise could reasonably understand from the statutory language that the conduct described in the indictment was proscribed by the Act.

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.

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