reasonably foreseeable definition
reasonably foreseeable means likely to occur—
reasonably foreseeable means that a reasonable inquiry would have revealed to the Company that a Distributor could sell Covered Products to California. Some, but not all examples of such circumstances include: where the Distributor sells products online/over the internet, telephone, telephone applications (apps), or mail-order; maintains or intends to maintain storage, warehouse(s), brick-and-mortar retail establishment(s) located in California.
reasonably foreseeable means sufficiently likely to
More Definitions of reasonably foreseeable
reasonably foreseeable. With respect to an anticipated or imminent payment default, as defined under the Code or applicable Treasury Regulations and otherwise in accord with Accepted Servicing Practices.
reasonably foreseeable risk means the circumstances of the relationship between the offender and the third party (e.g., employer and employee) suggest the offender may engage in a criminal or antisocial manner similar or related to past conduct.
reasonably foreseeable when used in the context of a default means that the Servicer has assessed the Mortgagor's current ability to pay its obligations with respect to the Mortgage Loan, and has reasonably determined that the Mortgagor is unable to make the payments required under the Mortgage Loan in the foreseeable future. Nothing in this Section 3.1.2 shall be construed to limit the ability of the Servicer to arrange for the sale of a Mortgaged Property pursuant to Section 13.3.3.
reasonably foreseeable. ’ means that an ordinary person could conclude that a threat to health or safety exists and that harm to health or safety is reasonably likely to occur if a use or disclosure is not made, based on facts and circumstances known at the time of the disclosure.
reasonably foreseeable means what the secretary determines would have been foreseeable at the time the decision affecting the facility or its condition was made. This term shall include consideration of the facility owner’s or operator’s knowledge of conditions at the time the condition was created or the decision was made.
reasonably foreseeable means “sufficiently likely to occur such that a person of ordinary prudence would take it into account in reaching a decision.” Id. at § 1508.1(aa). Neither the identity nor the location of specific gas producers and suppliers affects the likelihood that the gas will be produced, supplied, transported, and, during this process, ultimately emitted or combusted due to FERC’s approval of the Project. Especially regarding climate change effects, which the Commission recognizes in its EIS has “fundamentally global impacts” that occur regardless of a project’s location, supplier and producer information is irrelevant. Contra Final EIS at 4-173, JA . In light of the global nature of these impacts, the Commission fails to explain why the location of gas wells or the identity of producers is necessary to evaluate upstream GHG emissions.
reasonably foreseeable means that the quantity of the controlled substance could have been reasonably anticipated by the defendant as a necessary or natural consequence of the conspiracy. In examining this question, you may consider, among other things, the nature and extent of the defendant's commitment to the conspiracy and the extent to which the defendant benefitted, if at all, from the distribution of the controlled substance by other members of the conspiracy.