reasonable time in English
logical time, good time
Use "reasonable time" in a sentence
1. You must submit your claim within a reasonable time.
2. Within reasonable time prior to confirming survey program or adjustment
3. You are entitled to a repair in a reasonable time .
4. In addition, that application must be filed within a reasonable time.
5. 2 Competition - Administrative procedure - Commission's obligations - Required to act within a reasonable time
6. 10 Competition - Administrative proceedings - Obligations of the Commission - Must act within a reasonable time - Criteria of assessment
7. Competition – Administrative procedure – Observance of the rights of the defence – Duty to act within a reasonable time
8. Officials – Actions – Time-limits – Claim for compensation addressed to an institution – Duty to act within a reasonable time
9. Using the algebraic modeling language GAMS/Cplex the real problem can be almost optimally solved within reasonable time.
10. The practical way to check this is to see that the feeding troughs are cleaned up in reasonable time after each feed .
11. It should be ensured that each designated point of entry has access to the appropriate facilities to operate controls within reasonable time limits.
12. Alimony is a court-ordered payment from one spouse to the other during the legal divorce process and sometimes, for a reasonable time after
13. Within a reasonable time after account opening, verified enough of the Beneficial owner’s identity information to form a reasonable belief as to the Beneficial owner’s true
14. Local transport planning : Local authorities do not routinely assess whether people can get to work , learning , health care or other activities in a reasonable time or cost .
15. In the case of a delivery using the buyer's packaging, the buyer must send this to the seller at the required address, in reasonable time, and at his own cost.
16. If the lessee still does not pay the rent within a reasonable time limit after being urged, the lessor may request it to pay all the rent, or rescind the contract and take back the leased property.
17. Criminal procedure has been extensively reformed with a view to strengthening the principles of oral proceedings, plurality of parties and adversarial procedure; and to ensuring that judicial cases are processed within reasonable time limits in line with the provisions of the Constitution.
18. Traditional meaning of Accusator post rationabile tempus non est audiendus, nisi se bene de omissione excusaverit in English (with some legal use of this latin concept in England and the United States in the XIX Century) : (in Latin) An accuser should not be heard after a reasonable time, unless he has satisfactorily explained his delay.
19. 57 However, the two circumstances referred to by the General Court in paragraphs 87 and 88 of the judgment under appeal cannot be relevant for finding that the causal link between the breach of the obligation to adjudicate within a reasonable time, in Case T‐54/06, and the damage suffered by Kendrion as a result of paying bank guarantee charges during the period by which that time was exceeded cannot have been severed by the decision of that undertaking to provide that guarantee.
20. 68 Secondly, it follows from case-law that, while the principles of legal certainty and of the protection of legitimate expectations require the withdrawal of an unlawful measure to occur within a reasonable time and regard must be had to how far the person concerned might have been led to rely on the lawfulness of the measure, the fact remains that such withdrawal is, in principle, permitted (see, in particular, Joined Cases 7/56 and 3/57 to 7/57 Algera and Others v Common Assembly of the ECSC [1957] ECR 39, at 55 and 56; Case 14/81 Alpha Steel v Commission [1982] ECR 749, paragraph 10; and Case 15/85 Consorzio Cooperative d’Abruzzo v Commission [1987] ECR 1005, paragraph 12).