Sentence examples for should be given reasonable from inspiring English sources

Staff appointments at Lincoln Laboratory are made for no specified term, but where circumstances permit, appointees should be given reasonable notice of the termination of the project to which the individual is assigned, with the minimum notice of such termination as described in Section 7.6.4 Layoff Notice Period and the MIT Employment Policy Manual Section 6.3.4.

We argued passengers should be given a reasonable chance to buy the correct ticket before, during and after their journey, and that the appeals system had to be more transparent and independent from the rail industry".

Mr. Dole, the majority leader, told the Senate that Mr. Packwood should be given "a reasonable time". Later, Mr. Dole proposed to the Democratic leadership that Mr. Packwood stay for 90 days, a period that would allow Mr. Packwood, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, to manage critical Republican legislation over the next several weeks.

The Commission should issue detailed consultation documents which explain the different courses of action being considered, and stakeholders should be given a reasonable time in which to respond.

Consideration should be given to the rights and reasonable expectations of a roommate(s) at all times.

Reasonable notice should be given to the employee when the decision to terminate him or her has been made.

If only one is named, that person can evict the other if the couple split up, although reasonable notice should be given.

If taxpayers and legislators are unable or unwilling to provide the support essential to keeping our institutions at the forefront in the global innovation economy, then university presidents and governing boards should be given greater autonomy to determine appropriate and reasonable tuition levels.

Moreover, consideration should be given to the fact that there might still be reasonable hope to achieve seizure freedom in patients in which several therapeutic trials have failed.

Maybe reconsideration should be given to designating this as public information or thought be given to restricting its publication in a reasonable and sensible way.

No timelines should be given.