Sentence examples for the reasonable decision from inspiring English sources

"I think capital punishment is the reasonable decision when we consider Japan's penalty system and bereaved families' anger and sorrow.

By the time that Valdés decided he would stay for at least one more season, Liverpool's coach, Brendan Rodgers, made the reasonable decision to sign a top goalie.

For the most up-to-date proof, examine the women's professional tour, where the reasonable decision in 2009 to chop two weeks and a few tournaments from the schedule did not keep the Williams sisters and plenty of their would-be rivals from further shortening their own seasons this year because of injuries.

And if you're lucky, she will hate it and make the reasonable decision to transfer to Cal for spring semester.

"We have more than enough information on these chemicals to make the reasonable decision to ban, or at least take steps to limit exposure".

"While some counties and cities might consider themselves well suited to accommodating medical marijuana dispensaries, conditions in other communities might lead to the reasonable decision that such facilities within their borders, even if carefully sited, well managed, and closely monitored, would present unacceptable local risks and burdens," Justice Marvin R. Baxter wrote for the court.

"What happen if all the engines fail and the plane is in the water – OK – and then you go back to the reasonable decision-making.

But federal courts should not, he said, second-guess the reasonable decisions of state court even when those decisions may be incorrect.

"I hope the court will make the correct, reasonable decision," he said.

Son to Hall of Fame offensive defensive end Howie Long and younger brother to Pro Bowl defensive end Chris Long, Kyle took the eminently reasonable decision to pursue a career on the other side of the line, rather than live forever in his relatives' shadows.

It would have been nearly impossible to add to Ponti's eccentric work by normal standards of compatibility, so Libeskind made the only reasonable decision, which was to leave it alone and put something completely different beside it.