Sentence examples for reasonable nation from inspiring English sources

A reasonable nation, looking at the bigger picture, would say the quarterfinals.

But David Brooks exploded conventional wisdom when he said that the chief myth in politics today is that a reasonable nation is saddled with an irrationally antagonistic Congress.

In this area of economic policy, as well as many others, there is room for reasonable nations to disagree.

In his words: "...I am explicitly saying that it is completely reasonable for nations to discriminate between allowing people into their country who want to embrace their culture, or allowing people into their country who want to destroy their culture, or establish a separate culture within".

When did we become so soft, so forgiving and so reasonable as a nation with those we elected to leadership.

Therefore, it is reasonable for rich nations to pay for their actions and fund to prevent climate change.

What is reasonable is for our nation to take the lead.

Is it reasonable to expect the nation to react as it did in 2001 after nearly 3,000 perished?

They cannot create a political solution to the crisis in Syria or eradicate reasonable concerns about any nation's capacity to cope.

The club's plight should be familiar to anybody who has regularly seen Jeff Stelling, their most visible fan, in action this season and should the worst happen at 4.50pm it is reasonable to assume the nation will soon be well apprised.

Administration officials said that the Supreme Court has upheld the president's broad executive powers on such matters and that the restrictions rolled out Thursday represent a reasonable response as the nation's immigration system is drowning in what they characterized as frivolous asylum claims by migrants who cross illegally.