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This ethnographic study provides new knowledge and insights for policy planning and provides guidance in developing questions for qualitative and quantitative studies to gather data upon which to build sensible public policies.

High throughput experiments nowadays generate large amounts of data at such a rapid pace that we have trouble making sense of it all, but modelers complain that they still lack the data required to build sensible large-scale quantitative models.

The federal government will pay 80% of the subway's building costs, but it may be too late for even federal money to build a sensible mass-transit system in some urban areas.

Logically Mr. Gunn wants his work to build a sensible bridge between the jazz and neo-soul audiences.

Russell Gunn, from St . Louis is a young hard-core jazz trumpeter who has worked behind R & B stars; logically, he seems to want his work to build a sensible bridge between the jazz and neo-soul audiences.

If business doesn't start to build more sensible privacy policies and take the lead on this, Etlinger and Tim Walters, who studies privacy issues for Digital Clarity Group, believe the government will, and that lawmakers tend to use blunt force when they get involved.

The lesson for EPA is that it would be futile to try to build a sensible, protective permitting regime on top of this absurd foundation laid by the Bush Administration.

A package of unemployment benefits and state aid is also easier to build upon in sensible ways.

But here's five more reforms remain campaigners could sign up to now – part of a national plan to build a new sensible consensus on immigration instead of the current damaging polarisation.

"We've had kind of a rough March, and January and February were not wonderful, but our advance tickets sales are starting to build, and the sensible pruning of the budget has us on better footing," Mr. McQuinn said on Tuesday, the one-year anniversary of the musical's opening on Broadway.

A new long-range bomber that can penetrate the most advanced air defences is thus seen as vital in preserving America's unique ability to project power anywhere in the world.If getting the new bomber into service fast is a priority, so too is keeping the price low enough to be able to build it in sensible numbers, and thus keep it safe from political ambush.