Sentence examples for standards of reasonable from inspiring English sources

The jury disagreed; what mattered was whether Hayes had been dishonest by the standards of reasonable, honest members of society.

Isaac added that his "actions would be considered dishonest by the ordinary standards of reasonable and honest people, and that you must have realised that your actions would be regarded as dishonest".

It suggested that Oswald had no rational purpose, no motive adequate if 'judged by the standards of reasonable men.'" The commission dismissed the possibility of a second shooter positioned in front of Kennedy on the so-called "grassy knoll".

The first question is whether a defendant's behaviour would be regarded as dishonest by the ordinary standards of reasonable and honest people.

In his majority opinion, Justice David Souter David Souter concluded: "[A]ny lingering doubt about the reasonableness of [the Illinois law] may be put to rest by recalling that regulating insurance tied to what is medically necessary is probably inseparable from enforcing the quintessentially state-law standards of reasonable medical care".

It's a special exemption carved by and for the gun lobby to prevent injury victims and survivors of murdered people from holding the gun industry accountable to the same standards of reasonable care that apply to other industries.

Ms. McEnry proposes a standard of reasonable necessity.

The proposed process sets a standard of "reasonable under the circumstances," which does not exist now.

That the subjects of the article object to a standard of "reasonable accommodation" tells the whole story.

I think it's fair to say that reasonable cause, the legal standard of reasonable cause, requires more than suspicion that somebody has done something.

"People have to pass laws very carefully and recognize there is a broad but flexible standard of reasonable expectation of privacy," he said.