Sentence examples for sufficiently reasonable from inspiring English sources

By not being sufficiently reasonable.

My order, on the other hand, was sufficiently reasonable, so it seems, to be fast-tracked.

When is a police officer's use of an unreasonable amount of force sufficiently reasonable to insulate the officer from legal liability?

The overlap and built-in redundancy between the criteria ensures that successful developments would encompass a sufficiently reasonable mix of sustainable growth requirements.

Consequently, we conclude that the locally large tsunami heights in Choshi City are sufficiently reasonable because the offshore fault is extended by approximately 80 160 km; thus, it is relatively close to the Japan Trench.

What one gets is a dialogical principle of universalization (U): "A [moral norm] is valid just in case the foreseeable consequences and side-effects of its general observance for the interests and value-orientations of each individual could be jointly accepted by all concerned without coercion" (i.e., in a sufficiently reasonable discourse) (1998a, 42; trans. amended).

In total, 48 of the 100 patients' euthanasia requests were accepted (48%), because LT (psychiatrist), in discussion with the patients' other practitioners and families, considered the requests to be based on reasons that were sufficiently tangible and reasonable, and because all legal requirements had been fulfilled.

Only when the patient repeatedly expresses the wish to die, and the patient's physician or psychiatrist indicates that the patient's reasons for this wish are sufficiently tangible and reasonable, will the formal request for euthanasia be filed and the planning begin.

In both cases, the appropriate audience for the testing of claims is universal, and in making a truth or rightness claim one counterfactually presupposes that a universal consensus would result, were the participants able to pursue a sufficiently inclusive and reasonable discourse for a sufficient length of time.

Like many other academics, Villasenor has remained concerned that university campuses are not sufficiently open to "reasonable perspectives".

The agreement between the calculated and experimental values is not sufficiently quantitative but reasonable.