State intervention needs to bridge gaps that the private sector cannot reasonably be expected to do on its own.

This can be reasonably expected to further increase the number of issues brought to the attention of the Implementation Committee.

Jordan is behaving with exemplary courage, but there is a limit to the number of refugees that it can reasonably be expected to absorb.

Others assert that no useful answers can be reasonably expected from such research before an understanding of the relation between DNA and human phenotypes emerges.

Given that the complainant finds the point crucial, the State party feels that he might reasonably have been expected to mention it earlier in the asylum proceedings.

a reasonably integrated legal system.

Asset markets performed reasonably well in 2010.

They still serve that purpose reasonably well.

The Team will utilize as broad a range of factors as possible to judge what might reasonably be expected from a State in view of its likely capacity, and measure this against what has been reported.

For the State party, the author's expulsion would not constitute an unreasonable hardship for his wife and oldest daughter, who both only had minor ties with Denmark and could therefore reasonably be expected to accompany the author.

This suggests that a probability of life appearing is reasonably high.

Any robust solution must be reasonably simple to understand and implement.

Nevertheless, Europe is reasonably equipped to defend itself against external threats.

This can be reasonably approximated to the very simple form formula_6.

Yet it is reasonably clear that a tipping point has been reached.

The definition promoted by the Institute of International Law is reasonably comprehensive.

In particular, the Panel finds that Kuwait overstates service levels prior to the commencement of the project, and thus inappropriately reduces the potential improvements that can reasonably be expected from the remediation measures for which awards were made in the third and fourth F4 instalments.

That is an extraordinary gap in the returns that you can reasonably expect.

By 1200, there were reasonably accurate Latin versions of the main classical works.

(It is reasonably certain that he would not have trusted Brown to do any of these things in the face of any serious opposition, and also reasonably certain that he was correct to think so.)

The allied military operation in Libya was a reasonably good example of this model.

In fact, China is emerging in reasonably good shape from yet another global slump.

However, the contours of what peacebuilding meant were reasonably specific and not really subjective.

Consent to any agreement should be interpreted as indigenous peoples have reasonably understood it.

In sectors expected to evolve reasonably quickly to being workably competitive (i.e. transition sectors), assuming a decision has been made to combine economic regulation with competition law enforcement, it would probably be better to locate these functions within the competition agency than within a sector specific regulator.

(c) Provide reasonably accessible means that enable a relying party to ascertain from the certificate

Nevertheless, up to now, Russia s government and private sector have weathered the storm reasonably well.

We see coal as a polluting but reasonably safe energy source compared to nuclear energy.

In a conventional recession, the resumption of growth implies a reasonably brisk return to normalcy.

Under that concept States parties would undertake, if enforced disappearances were committed by non State actors, to take any steps that might reasonably be expected of them in the circumstances to prevent the occurrence of such disappearances, punish the perpetrators under criminal law and offer reparation to the victims.

Compared to countries with very slow growth rates, countries with reasonably high growth rates should borrow.

Twenty five years ago, only Colombia, Costa Rica, and Venezuela were reasonably stable Latin American democracies.

If we had a century to change the world s energy system, we could feel reasonably secure.

It would be nice if there were an easy and reasonably certain way to accomplish that.

The viscomte de Noailles apparently first brought reasonably accurate news of the Paris events to Versailles.

A few delegations that favoured the original text stated that the words reasonably necessary for in the chapeau and the words may reasonably assume in little (a) and (c) represent two different types of tests, one objective and one subjective.

One delegation proposed adding new text to paragraph 2 to establish that an order from a superior or a public authority could not be invoked as a justification of enforced disappearance unless the accused did not know that the order was illegal, or could not reasonably be expected to do so.

Those Millennium Development Goals were used as key reference, although bearing in mind that the contribution of programmes of that magnitude and design would require a much longer period of implementation and substantially more resources in order reasonably to be expected to have an impact on the Millennium Development Goals.

The wider world has still not fully appreciated South Africa s reasonably peaceful transition from repression to democracy.

Many of the early reforms have already been implemented, and reasonably sophisticated banking systems are in place.

He is rightly scared by the democratic opposition, which he is emasculating by all reasonably soft means.

Many families see their situation of subsistence reasonably resolved when they collaborate and participate in associative meetings.

Expected accomplishments

1. Notification of the assignment or a payment instruction is effective when received by the debtor if it is in a language that is reasonably expected to inform the debtor about its contents. It is sufficient if notification of the assignment or a payment instruction is in the language of the original contract.

What we desperately need, beyond, or along with, better rules and reasonably smart incentives, is we need virtue.