Unreasonable also means what it has been understood to mean in this context for at least half a century. The expression aptly describes conduct which is vexatious, designed to harass the other side rather than advance the resolution of the case, and it makes no difference that the conduct is the product of excessive zeal and not improper motive. But conduct cannot be described as unreasonable simply because it leads in the event to an unsuccessful result or because other more cautious legal representatives would have acted differently. The acid test is whether the conduct permits of a reasonable explanation. If so, the course adopted may be regarded as optimistic and as reflecting on a practitioner's judgment, but it is not unreasonable.
Unreasonable means not guided by reason; irrational or capricious. (Black’s Law Dictionary, Eleventh Edition, West Group 2019)
Unreasonable means arbitrary, capricious, or inconsistent with this chapter.
Examples of Unreasonable in a sentence
Applegate, The Perils of Unreasonable Risk: Information, Regulatory Policy, and Toxic Substances Control, 91 Colum.
Unreasonable failure to supply requested information is grounds for rejection.
Unreasonable Financial Risk as used in Section 16, Registration and Qualification of Market Participants, is a risk of financial default posed to ERCOT or its Market Participants by participation of an Entity or its Principals in the ERCOT market.
Registrants' Obligation To Report Possible Unreasonable Adverse Effects Section VI.
A QSE must be able to demonstrate to ERCOT’s reasonable satisfaction that it does not pose an Unreasonable Financial Risk.
More Definitions of Unreasonable
Unreasonable means that the negative effect on bargaining unit members outweighs the need or benefit to the Employer. If timely submittal for arbitration is not made, the Employer may implement the contemplated change. The Employer shall have the right to implement changes in other standards or benefits that are not covered under the above description or under the provisions of this Agreement. The provisions of this section shall not be deemed to restrict the Employer from exercising any of the management rights set forth in Article 4 or elsewhere in this Agreement, including but not limited to the adoption or modification of policies not inconsistent with the provisions of this Agreement. The parties further agree that any provisions of ORS 243.698 that are inconsistent with the provisions of this section shall not apply.
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Unreasonable means brought without any firm factual basis, for underhand motive, duplicating an earlier complaint (whether or not that complaint was determined), containing abuse or inappropriate content, being wholly or partly irrational or immoderate
Unreasonable means: “not guided by reason; irrational or capricious.” Black’s Law Dictionary (11th ed. 2019).
Unreasonable means oceancommon carrier conduct that unduly restricts the ability of shippers to meaningfully access ocean carriage services.
Unreasonable means “without reason.” Reason requires logic applied to facts.