reasonable measures means appropriate measures which are commensurate with the money laundering or terrorism financing risks;
reasonable measures means appropriate measures which are commensurate with the
reasonable measures means measures which are found under the law of the competent court to be appropriate and proportionate, having regard to all the circumstances, for example:
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reasonable measures has the meaning given to that expression in paragraph 5.1 of this Annex B-1; and
reasonable measures means risk-based, proportionate and effective in mitigation of the identified money laundering and terrorism financing risks inherent in the client or matter being undertaken. When considering this test of reasonableness, you should consider whether you are comfortable that you would be able to demonstrate and evidence the extent to which you have sought such information and verification, to your supervisor upon request. It should not be misinterpreted as an allowance to not fulfil your duty to understand the full ownership and control structure of the client.
reasonable measures means appropriate measures taken by a carrier to prevent or minimize passenger damage.
reasonable measures means the use of the best available technology to maximize production and to minimize waste during all operations.
reasonable measures means appropriate measures which are commensurate with thelevel of money laundering or terrorism financing risks;
reasonable measures means measures, which at the time when the extraordinary circumstances arise, meet conditions which are technically and economically viable for the air carrier concerned;
reasonable measures means measures which are found under the law of the competent court to be appropriate and proportionate having regard to all the circumstances, for example the nature and extent of the damage incurred or, in the case of preventive measures, the nature and extent of the risk of such damage; the extent to which, at the time they are taken, such measures are likely to be effective; and relevant scientific and technical expertise (Amended Vienna Convention, Article I.1.o).