Sentence examples for sensible assistance from inspiring English sources
"If, as she has done, a litigant flagrantly over-eggs the pudding and thus deprives the court of any sensible assistance, then he or she is likely to find that the court takes a robust view and drastically prunes the proposed budget".
Egypt is on that path today, and Rwanda, Tanzania, Ghana, and others will be as well if both donors and recipients carry forward with a sensible assistance strategies.
But sensible, speedy international assistance would make a big difference.
Real Labour would not abandon a bedroom tax but would see it as a sensible basis for redistributing housing assistance to those who really need it, not to those who inherited a need that has expired.
The IMF could still provide technical assistance to countries in setting up sensible banking institutions.
It seems sensible that interventions in this subgroup of patients need to be extended with increased assistance, allocation of caregivers, cognitive training, and environmental manipulations, i.e., by simplifying tasks, providing external cues, or prompts to initiate action [ 74].
Given that their business depends on the promise of government assistance and that their current state remains woeful (despite an upturn in their fortunes late last week), nationalization seems more sensible.
Millions of people get assistance from their employers' pension schemes, but employees and employers alike may come to question whether this is a sensible use of cash if it leaves people entangled in a web of means testing.
