Sentence examples for more sensible approach from inspiring English sources

With some time to reflect, I was able to decide on a more sensible approach.

But she said it was "a much more sensible approach" than the music industry's litigation strategy.

This is a far more sensible approach than the one which Pratley advocates.

A more sensible approach would be to register all individuals who engage in violence.

There are three other policy areas where the government has taken a different and more sensible approach.

Start Living," is meant to emphasize a more sensible approach to weight loss than the ever popular crash diet.

Of interest, Ryan has written about more sensible approaches to market-oriented reforms that address the core problems in the financial services sector.

The futility of France's laws as well as Belgium's, which vaguely define drug trafficking in such a way that users can conveniently be treated as dealers by law stands in contrast with successful examples of more sensible approaches elsewhere on the continent.

Mamaroneck's success in forcing its Latino day laborers out of a downtown park is a discouraging setback for those who had hoped for a more sensible, humane approach to a problem that has vexed local governments throughout the region and the country.

But this is unlikely to be put to the test for at least a decade, and on other EU issues, such as the future of the constitution, Mr Sarkozy has a more sensible, pragmatic approach than either of his main rivals.

I have no doubt that the implementation of health reform will lead to a better system: more New Yorkers with health care coverage, new models of delivering health care that emphasize teamwork and coordination to keep patients healthy, and more sensible payment approaches that reward good health care outcomes rather than tests and procedures.