Pius XII was a Pope, not a prophet. He did not know about all this and could not reasonably have known.

The overexpenditures were not excessively high, could be reasonably explained and were compensated by savings under compatible budget lines.

What else could they have done? I thought they acted quite reasonably.

Reasonably.

Therefore, the losses incurred by the Claimant were not reasonably avoidable.

The other situation is that of an 'innocent' party, someone who did not have or could reasonably not have knowledge of the delivery, has acquired the bill of lading in good faith.

(b) If it is the best evidence that the person adducing it could reasonably be expected to obtain, on the grounds that it is not in its original form.

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

Still feel reasonably fit?

The following analysis demonstrates, however, that the Law may not be applied reasonably in practice.

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.

a reasonably integrated legal system.

Oh, no....we're reasonably circumspect.

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 .

The more burdens placed on United Nations peacekeeping personnel in the field, the less innovation and quality could reasonably be demanded of them.

Those officers were allowed to carry firearms only when they could reasonably anticipate that they would have to respond to an armed person.

It had not been possible to derive import data based on customs codes, as such data had not been reported by the customs authority, but the survey estimates had been checked with customs and could be considered reasonably accurate.

The principle of reasonably swift justice

Hopefully you found that reasonably insightful.

We'd like to settle this reasonably.

You seem reasonably happy, and yet...

To date, the University has performed its basic mandates reasonably well, but not without constraints and challenges.

The part of the charges against Mr. Warming relating to the drawing was discontinued as it could not reasonably be presumed that a criminal offence had been committed, as it had not been possible to procure a copy of the drawing.

We're reasonably efficient in the industrial sectors.

They still serve that purpose reasonably well.

Let's talk this over calmly and reasonably.

It was apparently a reasonably happy marriage.

You're reasonably dry. You better get dressed.

Nothing in the language used could reasonably be read as suggesting that the Commission intended that the locations themselves would be varied during the demarcation.

(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), the Commissioner of Police may, and shall in any case where he is reasonably satisfied that earlier notice could not have been given, accept shorter notice than is specified in that subsection.

(e) Notwithstanding paragraphs (c) and (d), the holder that did not have or could reasonably not have knowledge of such delivery at the time it became a holder acquires the rights incorporated in the negotiable transport document or negotiable electronic transport record.

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 triangulation of management, although not ideal, appears to be working reasonably well and will continue for the foreseeable future.

Another reason for deleting the words could be that both situations where the actual document is not necessary and where the carrier is already aware of the information are covered in the alternative text by the words reasonably necessary .

Right? But, you know, he's reasonably good looking, but...

Well, you can tell me now. I'm reasonably sober.

In order not to introduce a high degree of subjectivity, the Commission should limit itself to implicit prohibitions or authorizations that could logically and reasonably be deduced from the intention of the parties at the time they concluded the treaty.

Taking account of the difficult circumstances prevailing in Iraq and Kuwait during the period of conflict, and recognizing that not all serious injuries could be proved conclusively, the Board considers that the Panel acted reasonably in approving the category B awards.

Consequently, only requirements for the financing of the Institute in 2006 in the amount of 1,067,200, as indicated in paragraph 9 above, could be reasonably estimated at this stage.

He thought she spoke reasonably, so he accepted her suggestion.

The user should be expected to reasonably ascertain that document.

In some instances, these appear to be working reasonably well.

I'm really afraid, because I think the kinds of changes we can reasonably expect from individuals are going to be clearly not enough.

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

A young person whose basic needs for food, clothing and shelter are not met cannot reasonably be expected to attend school or pursue education.