Sentence examples for is a sensible step from inspiring English sources

For now, a higher capital charge for OTC contracts is a sensible step.

Although limiting resident work hours is a sensible step, there are a few serious consequences.

While Southgate has said he was "surprised", his former England colleague is confident the move is a sensible step.

"This is a sensible step, building on what works, extending it to a decent chunk of the most prolific offenders.

John Healey, the shadow health secretary, said: "This is a sensible step, but once again late in the day from a government that has been slow to act at every stage of this flu crisis.

"So I'm still seeking to persuade my Conservative colleagues and others that this is a sensible step to take".

Accepting plea bargains was a sensible step on his part, that could lead to easier, and cheaper, victories.

Codifying the rules into law would be a sensible step to increase the pressure for vigorous enforcement.

"It's a sensible step that makes not just environmental sense, but complete economic sense," Tong said.

Unlocking the hidden equity within social landlords' balance sheets (primarily from previous government investment) would be a sensible step to get Britain building.

Legalising cannabis would be a sensible step, but what is more urgently required is a fundamental overhaul of the prohibitionist policies on drugs such as heroin and cocaine that successive British governments have imported from the United States.