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Section 17 provides a discretionary , injury-based exemption for information which , if disclosed , could reasonably be expected to threaten the safety of individuals . If loss of that income would threaten your organization 's existence , you should consider the possibility of buying loss-of-income coverage , which can make up the income lost during the time that it would reasonably take to restore the property . Such reports shall include information regarding the status of development , date of first commercial sale or use , gross royalties received by the Contractor , and such other data and information as DOE may reasonably specify . The Board Ruling in Massachusetts , while declaring that the distinctions between compliance and disallowance are often not clear-cut and that the same set of facts could arguably call for either of the procedures , nevertheless held that the facts presented in that case could reasonably be interpreted as a disallowance . However , the Whistleblowing Act does not require you to have evidence before blowing the whistle to us , but does say you must reasonably believe the information and any allegations in it are substantially true . Consumers would reasonably expect that , in the online medium , you would be able to act on their requests quickly . " The Priest Bin said : " This is to be deemed a lucky omen , and it may reasonably be accounted a rare object . Pipeline shall accept such gas if Pipeline 's system operations will reasonably permit such acceptance and if such acceptance will not impair Pipeline 's ability to meet its other obligations . The pages of " Dapitan " , which some have considered to be the first chapter of an unfinished novel , may reasonably be considered no more than Rizal 's rejoinder to Father Obach , written in sarcastic vein and primarily for Carnicero 's amusement , unless some date of writing earlier than this should hereafter be found for them . Further , this can be done theoretically using the transfer matrix for a cylindrical pipe where , for this length , losses may reasonably be neglected [ 1 ] . The satisfaction of the enablement requirement does not satisfy the written description requirement.67 For the written description requirement , an applicant 's specification must reasonably convey to those skilled in the art that the applicant was in possession of the claimed invention as of the date of invention . Villagers consulted said they would eagerly take a loan at 5 or 8 percent interest and could reasonably repay 1,000 - 2,000 DM per year with their current incomes . However , the worker must reasonably believe that i ) the matter falls within the remit of the prescribed person , and ii ) that the information and any allegation contained in it are substantially true . The description must have been influential in the sale and must have become an essential term of the contract - the buyer must reasonably be expected to rely on the description ( Harlingdon & Leinster v Christopher Hull ) . Under section 1156 ( a ) of the Act , a provider of care is obligated , in part , to assure that items or services which he or she provides to Medicare program benefi - ciaries are " of a quality which meets professionally recognized standards of health care " and are " supported by evidence of medical necessity and quality in such form and fashion and at such time as may reasonably be required by a reviewing peer review organization in the exercise of its duties and responsibilities . Unless there is a history of use or other evidence of safety establishing in the labeling that the new dietary ingredient will reasonably be expected to be safe when used as recommended , the supplement is deemed adulterated . That decision will often pivot on whether or not the underlining fundamental picture is such that there would reasonably seem to be very little upside in this market after the new highs are recorded . The Judge based his determinations - - that the language of Section 2 could reasonably be interpreted as not constituting an election ; that the 1996 Partnerships Article could reasonably be interpreted as only applying to actions of the partnership councils ; and that Article 4 of the 1996 National Agreement could reasonably be interpreted as not providing for bargaining on the subject matters involved - - on interpretations of Sections 1 and 3.C . For He who had not cloaked from them what would give pain , and what seemed to be matter of reproach , would reasonably be believed about good things too . The nature and extent of such further inquiry will reasonably be determined by the circumstances of the case . The only " premarket " provision of DSHEA requires dietary supplement manufacturers that wish to market certain new dietary ingredients ( specifically , new dietary ingredients that were not marketed in the United States ( U.S. ) before 1994 and that have not been in the food supply as articles used for food without chemical alteration ) to submit to FDA , at least 75 days before the product is expected to go on to the market , information that supports the conclusion that a supplement containing the ingredient will reasonably be expected to be safe . In its notification to FDA , the manufacturer or distributor of the supplement must submit information , including citation to published articles , that forms the basis for the firm 's conclusion that the dietary supplement containing the new dietary ingredient will reasonably be expected to be safe . Because of the long-standing belief in the legitimacy of keeping secret diplomatic and military information , the claim that releasing any particular document could reasonably be expected to damage " national security " has been difficult to refute , which opens the FOIA to abuse by officials with something to hide . The Primary Contacts must reasonably guard the password and account number to prevent unauthorized use of the Software .