No person shall be arrested for a terrorist act, unless there are reasonable grounds to support the arrest.

(c) Transfer to the injured person any compensation obtained for the injury from the responsible State subject to any reasonable deductions.

(oo) Buyer in the ordinary course of business means a person that buys inventory in the ordinary course from a person in the business of selling tangibles of that kind and without knowledge that the sale violates the security rights or other rights of another person in the tangibles.

(c) Has access to any official place of detention where there are reasonable grounds to believe that a disappeared person may be present

(d) Has access to any other place, upon judicial authorization, where there are reasonable grounds to believe that the disappeared person may be present.

The two track approach proposed by some organizations for doing business with suppliers in the developing countries appears to be a reasonable interim solution.

(d) Guarantee that any person deprived of liberty shall be authorized to communicate with a member of his or her family, their counsel and any other person of their choice, and to receive visits from them, subject to reasonable conditions or restrictions

But, as the current crisis indicates, the best performing EU economies are those with (relatively) flexible labor markets, reasonable tax rates, and open access to professions and business.

Domicile' means the place where (a) a company or other legal person has its statutory seat or central administration or principal place of business, and (b) a natural person has its habitual residence.

A financial statement (or financial report) is a formal record of the financial activities of a business, person, or other entity.

If a natural person does not have a place of business, reference is to be made to the person's habitual residence.

The definition did not clearly indicate that the relevant place of business was that of the person entering into the agreement.

3. If a natural person does not have a place of business, reference is to be made to the person's habitual residence.

(k) Equipment means tangibles (other than negotiable instruments, negotiable documents and inventory), used by a person in the operation of its business.

Report to the Authority any business transaction where the identity of the persons involved, the transaction or any other circumstances concerning that business transaction gives any officer or employee of the financial institution reasonable grounds to believe that the transaction involves the proceeds of crime.

Obama s caution is reasonable.

If a natural person does not have a place of business, reference is to be made to the person's habitual residence (article 6 (3)).

Extend stop, question and search powers for the AFP where there are reasonable grounds that a person might have just committed, might be committing, or might be about to commit a terrorism offence.

If a natural person does not have a place of business, the draft states that reference is to be made to the person's habitual residence.

Where there are reasonable grounds for believing that a person has been subjected to enforced disappearance, the authority referred to in paragraph 1 launches an investigation, even if there has been no formal complaint.

That is a reasonable response.

A reasonable timetable is possible.

All communications require reasonable time.

Some delegations expressed doubts concerning the expression reasonable restrictions and asked who decided whether or not restrictions were reasonable.

Article 5, paragraph 2 Reasonable utilization

(e) reasonable planned water development requirements

However, unlike me, she (da wife) is a very nice person and knows how to answer politely (my default answer would have been none of your business)..

Clause 5 would make it an offence for a person to provide or make available money or other property, with the intention, knowledge or reasonable belief that it would be used to carry out a terrorist act.

It will remain reasonable, he wrote, to be economically purposive for others after it has ceased to be reasonable for oneself.

(v) the costs of reasonable response measures

By any reasonable definition, it is alive.

Despite reasonable rates, tax evasion is widespread.

The provision was not reasonable, nor justifiable.

This demand is logical, reasonable and justifiable.

2. Where there are reasonable grounds for believing that a person has been subjected to enforced disappearance, the authorities referred to in paragraph 1 of this article shall undertake an investigation, even if there has been no formal complaint.

If the carrier is unable, after reasonable effort, to identify and find the controlling party or the shipper, then the person referred to in article 34 (previously 31) is deemed to be the shipper for purposes of this paragraph.

It's a wildcard for disarming any reasonable criticism.

Most free societies accept such limits as reasonable.

On the surface, such thinking may seem reasonable.

This is permitted to the extent necessary to ensure fair and reasonable pay and conditions for outworkers, as compared to relevant award provisions for employees who perform the same kind of work at an employer's business or commercial premises.

Compliance with the provisional measures called for by the Committee in cases it considers reasonable is essential in order to protect the person in question from irreparable harm, which could, moreover, nullify the end result of the proceedings before the Committee.

If the carrier is unable, after reasonable effort, to identify and find the controlling party or the shipper, then the person referred to in article 34 (previously 31) shall be deemed to be the shipper for purposes of this paragraph.

The services are to be provided in reasonable quality and within a reasonable time, and at a fair distance from one's place of residence.

Hawken fulfilled business and industry, leading humankind away from the abyss because, with continued unchecked decline of the biosphere, a very dear person is at risk here frankly, an unacceptable risk.

He emphasized the general principle prohibiting unconscionable corporate behaviour and two economic responsibilities (a) to assess the risk of an investment properly and with due diligence, and (b) to conduct the investment with reasonable care in accordance with sound business principles.