Exemplos de uso de Not be reasonable em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Why not be reasonable and play your cards right?
This statement implies that some attorneys' fees might not be reasonable.
They need not be reasonable or the least bit sympathetic to the owner.
Remember that no list is definitive, andsome nicknames may not be reasonable.
It may also not be reasonable to charge a rate on the high end of this attorney's customary billing rate.
This means that hydrogen should only be used where it would not be reasonable or possible to use electricity.
While this may not be reasonable for everyone, some companies can definitely benefit from a mobile application.
Page 12, mortgage contract Use of the term"reasonable" in the contract implies that certain fees charged by attorneys might not be reasonable.
That would not be reasonable, it would not be responsible and it would not be worthy of a self-respecting statesman.
As shown ahead,the reduction of a teacher's work to a one-dimensional effort metric may not be reasonable, but let's overlook this for the moment.
Would it not be reasonable for Sweden and its Board of Aviation to be allowed to continue the current regional equalization policy?
During the 2006 Internet Governance Forum(IGF) in Athens,Susy Struble of Sun Microsystems pointed out that what is reasonable for one party may not be reasonable to another.
What would not be reasonable is any attempt by any Member State to shoot down a long-term plan for short-term self interest.
If"the rank and file of Seventh-day Adventist workers andlaity accepted the presentations at Minneapolis," would it not be reasonable to expect that years later Jones could remember at least one of them, besides Ellen White?
Would it not be reasonable to think of any connection between the mejoranera and the viola de cocho, since the origins of the latter are still so diffuse?
Specific protection measures related to spas ormedicinal water sources as proposed in Amendment 32 are not acceptable since it would not be reasonable to consider all possible cases in the context of this directive.
In view of the foregoing, it would not be reasonable to impose on the petitioners in this matter the burden of exhausting the additional remedies that the Chilean State identified.
A qualitative study, carried out through focal groups in Kenya, with 89 subjects potential patients for HIV/AIDS studies, researchers and administrators has brought, as conclusion,that it would not be reasonable to discontinue therapy after studies in HIV/AIDS patients, except in fully justified cases.
It would not be reasonable to reduce the funding for research and transport in order to find money for Galileo, as is being proposed by the EU Finance Ministers.
Given the difficulties which have been encountered in raising the employment rate in this age group, it would not be reasonable to approach the Barcelona target in isolation, as this might lead to a proposal that it be achieved by raising the legal retirement age.
It would really not be reasonable now to adopt any substantial amendments to this report, as this would prolong the legislative procedure and would entail long discussions in the Council.
Nevertheless a party may rely upon the law of the country in which he has his habitual residence to establish that he did not consent if it appears from the circumstances that it would not be reasonable to determine the effect of his conduct in accordance with the law specified in the preceding paragraph.
Mr President, it would not be reasonable, then, to expect the European Parliament not to give its assent to the agreement between the Union and Morocco.
Mr President, as that will be one of this year's most exciting and important issues,I would like to ask the Presidency of the Council whether it might not be reasonable for the Council to report to the public and to this House, at certain intervals, on how negotiations are actually progressing, for they are being conducted by the Member States rather than by the Commission.
Would it not be reasonable for the initiation of the process that the Commission organise some form of arms-length competition across the EU to test the water and find out what are the top ten issues on which citizens would welcome an initiative with fellow citizens?
Therefore, while it would not make sense or be legitimate to strip elected Members of their mandates,it would also not be reasonable to prevent the Member States that are benefiting from an increase in the number of their representatives from appointing them in accordance with the legislation governing their respective electoral systems.
Where the competent authority determines that it would not be reasonable or practicable at the present time to apply certain details of the Code referred to in Article VI, paragraph 1, to a ship or particular categories of ships flying the flag of the Member, the relevant provisions of the Code shall not apply to the extent that the subject matter is dealt with differently by national laws or regulations or collective.
Whereas products age in the course of time, higher safety standards are developed and the state of science and technology progresses; whereas, therefore,it would not be reasonable to make the producer liable for an unlimited period for the defectiveness of his product; whereas, therefore, liability should expire after a reasonable length of time, without prejudice to claims pending at law;
Amend ment No 11 is not accepted as it would not be reasonable to set a deadline for abolishing the existing system when the alternative technology is not yet past the development stage, as I think Mrs Langenhagen pointed out.
You can't be reasonable, you can learn to be reasonable, .