Examples of using Could reasonably in English and their translations into Chinese
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We estimate that American companies could reasonably allocate half of this total, or $1 trillion, to capital investments in the U. S.
Federal regulations state that government employees should not participate in matters where one could reasonably question their impartiality.
The Mission does not consider that such an objective evaluation could reasonably have been made by civilians in the Gaza Strip.
Personal information is information, or a combination of pieces of information that could reasonably allow you to be identified.
This framework suggests that from 20 to 50 per cent of the net available revenue could reasonably be used for debt service.
Once arrested, the Sri Lankan authorities could reasonably believe that the complainant was an LTTE activist, because of the scars on his body.
(a) The preliminary cost estimates are considered the midpoint of a cost range that could reasonably increase or decrease;
Seeing that Singapore already has 10 restaurants despite being a relatively small market, we could reasonably expect more growth in outlets in other countries.
An award of compensation will be reduced, to the extent that the claimed losses could reasonably have been avoided.
An award of compensation will be reduced to the extent that the claimed losses could reasonably have been avoided.
Suggestions from the panellists as to what the aims of the Conference should be and what outcomes could reasonably be expected would be welcome.
(a) For budgeting purposes, the preliminary cost estimates are considered the midpoint of a cost range that could reasonably increase or decrease;
These molecules are extremely common in the universe and in early solar systems, and they could reasonably compose the atmosphere of a hot Jupiter.
The most enjoyable thing about gaming was that he did not have to shoulder too many responsibilities, and gaming could reasonably adjust his emotions….
I said about four hundred thousand dollars a month, and board, was about all I could reasonably ask, considering the hard times.
While Norway would have welcomed even stronger language, we still think that the Review Conference was as successful as could reasonably be expected at this stage.
No one could reasonably claim that there had been genetic changes in the Jewish, Chinese American or African American populations in a generation or two.
In decision 9, paragraph 6, the Governing Council recognized that claimants are under a duty to mitigate damages and has instructed the panels not to compensate losses that“could reasonably have been avoided”.
Some delegations expressed doubts as to whether a failure to" fulfil" and" take steps to the maximum of available resources" could reasonably constitute a violation.
The Panel therefore recognizes two broad classifications of betterment: that which could not reasonably have been avoided(“involuntary betterment”) and that which could reasonably have been avoided(“voluntary betterment”).