Sentence examples for responsible reasonable from inspiring English sources
"And I want them to know that you can be a responsible, reasonable and decent person and not be able to work out a marriage with another responsible, reasonable and decent person".
To aspire to such a responsible, reasonable expression of diversity in our societies, we must explain, educate, learn to know one another and to know and respect our neighbours.
Nonetheless, in a nod toward the unanimity of the scientific community, he added: "This report does provide us with enough evidence to move forward in a responsible, reasonable and achievable way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Rather than a confirmed election loser, Abdullah now presents himself to the international community and the Karzai government as a problem to be solved — a responsible, reasonable problem, open to constructive negotiations that will address his interests and concerns.
There is general legal principle that a professional, or someone purporting to act professionally, should act in accordance with: (1) the practice accepted as proper by a responsible, reasonable and respectable body of opinion; or (2) the recognised practice within his/her profession.
Though not perfect, SBA lending programs like the 504 are far too important to our economy to be shelved, particularly when solutions to fix them are responsible, reasonable and readily attainable.
I think precaution would have been a more responsible and reasonable characterization of potential public response to such information.
We can reform #immigration in a responsible & reasonable way.
But in a statement, a spokesman for the agency said the decision to end Saturday delivery was "a responsible and reasonable approach to address our urgent financial situation and America's changing mailing habits".
Asked whether it would be possible to form a workable government after the row, Fox said: "I don't think [it would be] unworkable, but at all points we need to say, 'Let's make the arguments in a responsible and reasonable way.'" He added: "We just need to not allow that passion in the debate over Britain's future to spill into our personal relations".
Gazidis, who was appointed Arsenal's chief executive in January 2009, added: "We make responsible and reasonable decisions.
