As former Wall Street analyst Yves Smith wrote in her book ECONned: "What went on at Lehman and AIG, as well as the chicanery in the CDO [collateralized debt obligation] business, by any sensible standard is criminal".
As a result, the official aid totals of France, Germany, and Japan are being padded with billions of dollars in credits that would not count as aid under a more sensible standard – $9bn£5bnbn) per year by my count.
To obtain a sensible measure for the multirun stability we calculated the standard deviations for each split separately.
Nevertheless, we have found in a series of studies [ 27, 28], some as yet unpublished, that the REI is reliable, valid and predictive, and as such is an entirely sensible standard with which to compare the ICBM.
The warrant rule should cover both, the sensible standard in a bipartisan location privacy bill offered in the House by Jason Chaffetz, a Utah Republican, and in the Senate by Ron Wyden, an Oregon Democrat.
Autopsies are not particularly risky, he said, if "you take the sensible standard precautions".
Dr. Salter said that W.H.O. has "a significant amount of information that no risk to health workers has occurred when they take sensible standard respiratory precautions such as wearing masks, gowns, gloves and goggles in caring for patients in isolation rooms".
Most of us think that a commitment made is a commitment that should be honoured, and we should try to operate according to sensible standards, rather than try to slip things through via some sort of artifice.
The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia last week persuasively ruled that the Constitution allows the District to ban possession of assault weapons and high-capacity magazines of bullets and to require citizens to meet sensible standards for registering guns.
