Sentence examples for to develop reasonable from inspiring English sources

On the witness stand in Mr. Hinckley's trial, Dr. Hopper explained that he had been trying to develop "reasonable goals" for Mr. Hinckley that the whole family could agree on, and that he expected the parents to stay with the plan even when it might cause Mr. Hinckley some pain.

David Salgado, a Phoenix police officer who has filed one of five lawsuits to block the law, said it would be impossible not to take race or ethnicity into account to develop reasonable suspicion, given the proximity to the border and region's large Hispanic population.

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"Unless the commission is suggesting that officers ignore descriptions and continuing crime patterns, this information will and should be utilized to help develop reasonable suspicion to legally stop a person," the response says.

The department's patently illegal strategy, the judge said, encouraged officers to "stop and question first, develop reasonable suspicion later".

"We don't have all the answers, and we're hoping folks will help us develop reasonable guidance and direction.

The evidence in this case, she found, "strengthens the conclusion that the N.Y.P.D.'s inaccurate training has taught officers the following lesson: Stop and question first, develop reasonable suspicion later".

The police respond that the stops are made only after officers develop reasonable suspicion of criminality, and that the tactic has been responsible for reducing gun violence in high-crime neighborhoods.