Meanings of act unreasonably in English

Should we not act unreasonably if we required further guaranty in this respect?

The Chief Ombudman, Peter Boshier found the school acted unreasonably and oppressively.

Chief Ombudsman Peter Boshier found the school acted unreasonably and oppressively.

In ignoring the proximity of a boy, it cannot be said that he acted unreasonably.

He had received allegations that Patel had sworn at, belittled and acted unreasonably to staff.

That she has acted unreasonably, I will not deny.

She told the court that Grieve had acted unreasonably when he issued the veto in October 2012.

The Guardian has argued that Grieve acted unreasonably when he issued the veto and therefore it should be overturned.

They blame her for turning a routine traffic matter into a deadly confrontation by acting unreasonably and escalating the situation.

Mr McDowell told the Dáil last night there was no evidence available to him that gardaí acted unreasonably or disproportionately.

Some witnesses had said Clark was handcuffed when he was shot in the head, which they said showed the officers had acted unreasonably.

Wal-Mart said that by failing to use seat belts, the passengers "upon information and belief, acted unreasonably and in disregard" of their best interests.

He has also applied for "aggravated damages", which awards more money if the judge finds the Daily Telegraph acted unreasonably or maliciously in publishing.

He concluded that Oranga Tamariki "had acted unreasonably when it failed to consider the complainant's circumstances", and it should not have imposed a blanket rule.

The Sunday Times had not acted unreasonably in deciding to defend the libel action brought by Mr McPhilemy (52) over its 1993 article.