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They could , however , reasonably anticipate on the basis of the historical spot market that a future spot market will exist , for example , in the spring as is usually the case with the construction business . Patients reasonably expect that the treatment rendered by their physician will be revealed to their health plan or other insurer to pay the claim for benefits . Generally speaking , customers reasonably expect that their personal information will not be disclosed or used in ways that infringe current privacy laws and related regulations . But in the Terry case , then-Chief Justice Earl Warren set down the rules of the process : " In justifying the particular intrusion , the police officer must be able to point to specific and articulable facts which , taken together with rational inferences from those facts , reasonably warrant that intrusion . Can they reasonably expect that these will be honoured by transparent caches ; and separately , that this would be sufficient for all caches in the transmission path not to log the access ? More specifically , can we reasonably hope that from the creation of political and inter - governmental structures that aggregate on the basis of geography , economic interest or one or other construct of internationalism that the functional social space and exclusive domains that are essential for languages to prosper will be permitted ? He cannot reasonably hope that all equally reflective men will come to Descartes ’ s conclusions . For example , knowing that senior employees have the security of large IUA accounts , an employer might begin a layoff process by asking senior employees to volunteer for layoffs and reasonably expect that some would do so . But when the Catholic tells you that a man may ( if not must ) follow the religion which he believes to be true ; that if he honestly thinks the Protestant faith the true religion God will not - - or we reasonably hope that he will not - - send him to hell , that Protestantism is after all a respectable branch of the Christian religion , tell him that his sentiments do credit to his American education but these are just some of the opinions ( clauses 15 to 18 ) which Pope Pius IX commanded Catholics to reject and condemn . Consumers of grass-fed animal products reasonably expect that these animals are raised on pasture , in contrast to the feedlots and warehouses typical of conventional animal agriculture . For economic and environmental reasons , water professionals reasonably recommend that desalination plants piggyback on coastal power plants , reusing the ocean water with which they cool their machinery .