Sentence examples for sensible countries from inspiring English sources

It's no surprise that sensible countries refuse the deal for as long as they can.

If you think the uncertainty is a good reason for stopping Brexit, or that sensible countries avoid unnecessary pain, you misunderstand the right.

When New Zealand and a group of other sensible countries tried to impose similar restrictions, the administration pulled out all of the diplomatic stops.

On the plus side, I do totally believe that in the long run, if the law is struck down, eventually we'll stop messing around with a choice between half-baked plans and just have the government cover everyone the way it does in most sensible countries.

He doesn't quite say that in sensible countries that treat patriotism as a duty, Richard Curtis and Ben Elton would be taken to the woods, forced to dig their own graves and shot for writing Blackadder, but he's not far off.

In a sensible country, people would see Obama as a president trying to define a modern brand of moderate progressivism.

Mr Arora is clearly the kind of citizen that any sensible country would be delighted to have.

How did the likes of Bill Cash, John Redwood and Jacob Rees-Mogg inveigle a moderate and sensible country into voting for this colossal self-harm?

In a sensible country, Obama would be able to clearly define this project without fear of offending the people he needs to get legislation passed.

Does the "sensibleness" of Dunga's squad perhaps symbolise the fact that Brazil considers itself a more "sensible" country these days?

I don't feel like I live in a sensible country any more that just has structural issues within its government.