Sentence examples for appropriate and sensible from inspiring English sources

"Overall, I think the emphasis on promoting tax collection in Pakistan, and the possibility of linking aid to this, is appropriate and sensible," says Matthew Nelson, a south Asia specialist at the School of Oriental and African Studies.

That is bad constitutional law, but as long as it is the law of the land it is perfectly appropriate and sensible for a justice to ask about this.

Importantly, although our paradigm did not abolish the participants' tendency to act in a socially appropriate and sensible manner, it was effective in pushing participants towards deception.

Tasmanian Labor's environment spokesman, Craig Farrell, said he supported "greater access and sensible, appropriate tourism projects" in the world heritage area, and called on the Greens "and their supporters" not to "sensationalise" the proposal.

The technical design and conduct of a review may well be excellent, but the findings of a review are unlikely to be useful in decision making if they have not explicitly addressed a policy or management question that is sensible, appropriate and relevant to the issue that a policymaker is considering.

These draw upon best practice, available evidence, other guidelines where appropriate, and expert consensus to provide sensible and feasible advice.

Remembering for Avicenna thus consists in the collation by the imaginative/cogitative faculty of estimative intentions on the one hand, and the appropriate sensible forms retained by the formative imagination, on the other.

He was concerned about whether some Asbos were "appropriate, sensible, proportionate and just".

Mr Hoon told the inquiry that he did not think it would have been "appropriate" or "sensible" for the Cabinet to hold a vote or even have a debate on the legality of toppling Saddam once Lord Goldsmith had given his final opinion that military action did not break international law.

Fine and sensible?

He is affable and sensible.