Sentence examples for most sensible plan from inspiring English sources

In early 2002, Louis R. Tomson, the president of the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, and others advised Mr. Pataki that the most sensible plan was to re-establish Fulton and Greenwich Streets through the site.

The most sensible plan gives these four permanent but non-veto-wielding seats, with two other seats provided for Islamic countries and one for an African nation.America has yet to get behind these proposals, but a sharpened Security Council could mitigate the emerging world's objections to UN reform.

Given that last year's slot corner, Kevin Barnes, has struggled a bit himself in man-coverage, the most sensible plan for nickel would seem to be sliding Josh Wilson (a good underneath cutter) inside and using the free-agent pickup Cedric Griffin outside.

Thus the most sensible overall planning approach is to help Lower Manhattan become what it is becoming anyway -- a multifaceted creative hub -- rather than to indulge in economic overplanning or try to micromanage the future.

Hence no building outside the capital, Male, can be taller than an adult palm tree (that has to be the most sensible and comprehensive planning stricture ever devised); no island is allowed to develop more than 20% of its total surface area; all bungalows must be facing the sea and all new island developments must be self-managing in water and waste.

Six years on, the Transition initiative, which attempts to provide a blueprint for communities to enable them to make the change from a life dependent on oil to one that functions without, seems to me one of the most viable and sensible plans we have for modern society.

Like most sensible serious writers, Gaddis never actually planned for his "triumph" to be posthumous; nor was he trying to write books that would be considered unreadable (usually by people who hadn't read them).

We appreciate his sensible plan to provide health coverage for most of the people who currently do without.

At a minimum, it would show that Obama has a sensible plan to fix the economy — which is what people want most from the president — and many in business would surely support it.

Is this a sensible plan to get the finances under control, or an attack on the most vulnerable?

MONDAY'S White House meeting between President Obama and labor leaders focused on one of the most contentious -- and most sensible -- aspects of health reform: the proposed tax on employer-provided, high-value health insurance plans.