Sentence examples for a sensible policy for from inspiring English sources
"This is the antithesis of a sensible policy for achieving better public value for money while safeguarding the British solar industry".
Mike Landy, head of policy at the Solar Trade Association, added: "This is the antithesis of a sensible policy for achieving better public value for money while safeguarding the British solar industry".
But government whip and Queensland LNP member George Christensen posted a Breitbart article on his Facebook page about the Trump refugee order and described it as "a sensible policy for national security in the present climate".
It is easy to see why this might be considered a sensible policy for a host country, but it is equally hard to think of a more anti-developmental approach to immigration.
Another big grumble at the Dear Jeremy conferences was that the split between BIS and the Department for Culture, Media and Sport has not been helpful in creating a sensible policy for the act.
So if it is the responsibility of the most powerful country in the world, as part of its own interest, to do some of the management of the whole system, what is a sensible policy for addressing this threat, which might come from a transnational terrorist group that does not have power?
I have no vote because The New York Times has a sensible policy of not allowing reporters to vote for awards, but I would have voted for Henderson, and probably for Rice, but definitely not for McGwire, who received 23.5 percent of the vote in 2007 and 23.6 last year and slipped to 21.9 this year.
A sensible policy position for the Bush administration would be to expand funding for the program so that it reached everyone who was eligible.
Young reporters, and some older ones, found that it was a sensible policy to join Whewell for a lunchtime drink in one of the city-centre pubs, where many newsworthy projects were dreamed up.
It finds that three-quarters of those polled agree with the call for a "sensible policy to manage immigration that controls who comes to the UK, but still keeps the immigration that is good for our economy and society, and maintains Britain's tradition of offering sanctuary to refugees who need protection".
