(i) The identity, whereabouts and activities of persons in respect of whom reasonable suspicion exists that they are involved in such offences

Teachers, support teachers and principals have a reporting duty if they suspect sexual violence and abuse, as does the competent authority as soon as there is reasonable cause for suspicion.

Sami raised some suspicion.

Historical experience incites this suspicion.

Turkey's inactivity has aroused intense suspicion.

This could only increase suspicion and distrust.

This cycle of suspicion and discord must end.

Mere suspicion might form the basis of action.

Criminal charges were filed against them for the existence of reasonable suspicion that the suspects committed following criminal offences trafficking in people to engage them in prostitution (53 persons), soliciting in prostitution (44 persons), establishment of slavery relations (4 persons), and illegal detention (5 persons).

Like Caesar s wife, microfinance has to be above suspicion.

The common currency is now looked at with suspicion.

Obama s caution is reasonable.

They are united only by their shared suspicion of China.

We live in a world of much distrust and suspicion.

That would result in both more protection and less suspicion.

Instead, this time, Americans sadness was mingled with cynicism and suspicion.

But such a world requires that mutual respect replace mutual suspicion.

The suspicion today is that Barack Obama is committed to neither.

That is a reasonable response.

A reasonable timetable is possible.

All communications require reasonable time.

However Muslims in the service face suspicion by some of their officers.

Inevitably, this generates further suspicion among environmentalists, international organizations and public opinion.

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

Kennedy diagnosed the problem succinctly We are both caught up in a vicious and dangerous cycle in which suspicion on one side breeds suspicion on the other, and new weapons beget counter weapons.

He was held on suspicion of terrorism and then released with no charges.

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

But as for those in whose hearts is a disease ( of doubt , disbelief and hypocrisy ) , it will add suspicion and doubt to their suspicion , disbelief and doubt , and they die while they are disbelievers .

But as for those in whose hearts is a disease ( of doubt , disbelief and hypocrisy ) , it will add suspicion and doubt to their suspicion , disbelief and doubt , and they die while they are disbelievers .

(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.

And both countries are experiencing an increase in popular suspicion toward traditional political elites.

Another line of suspicion against public lending is that it crowds out private investment.

In both countries, deep and mutually paralyzing suspicion has poisoned relations for three decades.

The second unleashes the worst envy, intrigue, greed, suspicion, and the urge for revenge.

As she entered the border crossing, she aroused the suspicion of Israeli security officials.

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.

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.