Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• If the intention is for the applicant to have as much information as possible and that they should understand this information, it is not enough to provide notification in a language which the person is reasonably supposed to understand (Article 25 (1)).
• Six thousand people bought one of these, assuming, reasonably enough, that it would be terrific.
• 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 description shall be detailed enough to enable the Commission to be reasonably confident that effective and efficient internal control systems have been put in place, based on best international practices;
• At the time, the conduct of a number of Commissioners was unacceptable, discharge ought really not to have been granted, but, reasonably enough, we neither wanted nor were permitted to make scapegoats of the Commission as a whole.
• Medieval philosophy, much influenced by Aristotle, supposed, reasonably enough, that there is no such thing as empty space in nature.

• Well, that seems reasonable enough, and who wants that kind of publicity?
• It seemed reasonable enough to me.
• I feel that we should lay down an indicative criterion but not a legal obligation, trusting judges who are called on to apply the law to be reasonable enough to guarantee that the rights of access they grant are effective.
• Well, that seems reasonable enough, and who wants that kind of publicity?
• Is that rule reasonable enough for you?