Sentence examples for economic sanity from inspiring English sources

Fine if an orderly coup installed a more pliant government, or if (the blithe hope underpinning the South's "sunshine policy") the North could be guided gradually towards political openness and economic sanity.

"A Democratic loss here will scare the Democratic Party and its policy makers to an extent that they will be pushed further back to Israeli-friendliness and economic sanity," Mr. Turner said, referring to two major themes of the campaign.

Has he set a precedent for the future, given a glimpse of Steinbrenner spending to come, or will he have to erupt in an orgy of new spending to make people forget his brief moment of economic sanity?

In 2007 the coalition decided that the normal retirement age should gradually rise from 65 to 67.Mrs Merkel has since preached similar demographic and economic sanity to most of her EU partners, criticising France in particular for straying off the right path.

And since the rate of diabetes continues to soar — one-third of all Americans either have diabetes or are pre-diabetic, most with Type 2 diabetes, the kind associated with bad eating habits — and because our health care bills are on the verge of becoming truly insurmountable, this is urgent for economic sanity as well as national health.

According to his book, Greenspan — whose Senate confirmation hearing was the same day Nixon went on television to resign — dreamed that George W. Bush would be a reincarnation of Gerald Ford, whom he idealizes as the kind of man who could restore economic sanity to the nation through the combination of principled conservatism and bipartisan civility.

BILL SINGER is an outspoken critic of ineffective regulation and a staunch advocate for economic and political sanity.

Let them hear the voices of those who raise high the banner of love, kindness, generosity, social and economic justice, environmental sanity and awe and wonder at the grandeur of the universe -- and let that message be prominently and explicitly articulated by YOU, dear reader, throughout this holiday season.

If President Obama embraces its structure and Republicans embrace the tradeoffs it presents, the proposal will begin a discussion that, one hopes, will end in fiscal sanity and economic growth.

Common sense solutions will not only sate voter anger and erase economic uncertainty, but bring sanity back to Washington policies.Senator Kit Bond Washington, DCSIR – Let me see if I understand The Economist's argument.

It was also arguably the first step, after the gross irresponsibility of the Reagan years, back to fiscal sanity and the policies that gave the US both strong economic growth and eventually a budget surplus under President Clinton.