Sentence examples for more sensible forms from inspiring English sources
Elections and referendums become dangerously outmoded tools if they are not enriched with more sensible forms of citizens' participation.
In doing so, they run the risk of missing out on the opportunity to help tip the balance toward more sensible forms of intervention.
It may be argued that Protagoras could have opted for a more sensible form of alethic relativism where a person's beliefs are not automatically true relative to the framework she accepts.
It is useful to translate R D t) expressed as a percentage measure in a measure more sensible form a clinical perspective.
This is an agenda largely driven by trade bureaucrats, not business, consumers and other real-world constituencies.It would be more sensible to crack down on forms of protectionism that are questionable under the rules that are already in force, perhaps selectively tightening them where needed.
But it's a more sensible and sustainable course.
On April 11th, however, a quieter and more sensible resolution was reached, with a form of words under which the protagonists could both declare victory and retreat.
A rebellion over an amended form of self-employment would be no more sensible than a war about which end of a boiled egg should be cracked open.
Such proposals should be put forward only as cover for a more sensible proposition: The United States, the European Union and Japan should quietly form a G-3 that would operate in the shadows of the much larger talk shop.
Not to beat about the bush: no sensible person objects even to far-reaching forms of co-operation and debate at European level, but more and more sensible people are wondering about certain manifestations of over-harmonization, excessive European interference in regional or national matters.
