Sentence examples for a sensible contribution from inspiring English sources

It was a test of how many different voices could make a sensible contribution to a debate about who should govern Britain, and how.

Here's a perfectly sensible contribution to the debate from Cancer Research UK.

Moreover, also having verified the analytical total stored energy, the analytical model constitutes a valid instrument for the evaluation of the latent and sensible contribution and the trend in time of the position of the bi-phase interface.

Sensible contribution limits do not limit speech.

The most sensible contribution to the BSkyB affair was made by the former Lord Chancellor, Lord Falconer, who said that such decisions should not rest with ministers, because that made them political.

Your association has a long and proud history of constructive and sensible contributions to policing policy-making – long may it continue".

Stephen Sedley, a former high court and appeal court judge, has made one of the most sober and sensible contributions to the often fevered debate over privacy.

Nonetheless, such articles quite often attracted comments with racist undertones (and overtones), so that anti-Semites and Islamophobes occasionally dominated deeply unpleasant debates at the expense of sensible contributions.

Will European Governments have the leadership, the ability and the political will to restore a sensible balance between social contribution and costs?

But his biggest contribution to a sensible long-term energy strategy is one whose fruits will not be visible for years, and one for which he has not been widely recognized: a plan setting aside hundreds of thousands of acres of Western lands for the future development of solar and wind power.

It would be impossible, they say, to fashion a sensible rule to determine when contributions or independent expenditures should require recusal under the federal Constitution's due process clause.