Sentence examples for sensible administration from inspiring English sources

It is a prerequisite for sensible administration of the Endangered Species Act.

"Engagement" sounds harmless — something any sensible administration would do (though the Bush administration apparently did far less of it).

If the next American objective is Mars, a sensible Administration may welcome help and participation especially if this excludes pressure to co-operate with the Russians.The first space industry, communication satellites, is already on an international basis, with Britain the largest non-American shareholder.

Instead of endorsing Mr. Crocker's sensible recommendations, administration officials disputed his criticism.

But any sensible new administration must first carry out a land audit, give decent compensation, then arrange for leaseholds, management contracts, surety of tenure and individual title deeds across the land, including the communal areas.

In New Labour's version of history, more or less adopted wholesale in British public life, the sensible if tired administration of Jim Callaghan was brought down by mindless trade unionists, who then made common cause with a leftist Labour insurgency headed by Tony Benn.

Roger Cohen applauds Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton for her newfound toughness toward Israel and says that the Obama administration's "sensible shift" in policy "will anger Israel".

The drive by Congressional Republicans to end the Obama administration's sensible (and still too weak) stimulus policies might help cut the trade deficit — but only by tipping the economy back into recession.

A second, from Doug Lamborn, also a Republican from Colorado, would overturn the Obama administration's sensible reforms of the oil and gas leasing process by setting impossibly tight deadlines for drilling permits, discouraging citizen participation and lawsuits.

The Clinton administration's sensible plan to ensure that human organs donated for transplants are allocated according to medical need, not geographic happenstance, encountered a new roadblock on Tuesday.

The emergence of Isis in 2013 prompted reactions that resemble those in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks and that, despite the generally sensible analysis of the administration of Barack Obama, risk influencing policy.