Sentence examples for reasonable on issues from inspiring English sources

Even now, he is seen by some Utah conservatives as excessively reasonable on issues like immigration.

Unfortunately, since then, his picks for various cabinet positions have included many climate change deniers and friends of the fossil fuel industry, effectively eliminating hope that his administration will be reasonable on climate issues.

"I think everybody who's reasonable on the issue realizes that it doesn't really have all that much of an impact," Thornberg says.

This could mean Rand Paul, or it could mean another Republican sounding reasonable on the issue (again, it fits into the conservative "states' rights" argument perfectly).

But Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina — described by Bob Woodward in his book "Obama's Wars" as regarded by Mr. Obama as "the most reasonable Republican ally" on issues like Afghanistan — is saying these days that his party's ascension in Congress can mean foreign policy support for the president in exchange for clear demonstrations of a new firmness, particularly on Iran.

But in general the Justice Department needs to err on the side of caution on issues where reasonable people can disagree.

The campaign to preserve and improve our government programs means developing a list of priorities and identifying champions in the House of Representatives and the Senate who will fight the worst outrageous budget and service cuts and promote compromise on issues where reasonable legislators can agree such as investment in our Infrastructure.

Or be agile, recognize a mistake, and fix it?" It's a reasonable take on the issue.

But voters will only think of the opposition as an alternative government if the opposition acts as governments should - in a reasonable way, judging issues on their merits and people on their records.

The Supreme Court, Professor Ely said, held that railroads and other regulated industries were entitled to a reasonable return on investment — an issue in some current battles over health insurance.

Any reasonable reading of the extensive Judiciary Committee testimony shows that Mr. Ashcroft's zeal has overruled prudence in cases that bear directly on issues relevant to the Department of Justice.