Sentence examples for sensible education from inspiring English sources

She was exactly right as Stubbs, trying to look older and less attractive than she really is, and holding rather grimly to the idea that a girl has got to take a sensible education instead of doing all the things the Carey Mulligan character wants to do.

What is required is sensible debate, education and an injection of common sense to prevent continued misunderstanding and wrong application of the law.

It came up with a perfectly sensible conclusion: education is the product of interaction between knowledge and individual development.

Mr Bush doubled the abstinence-only sex-education budget; Mr Obama supports sensible, comprehensive sexual education programmes.

Who could be so eminently sensible among the education powers-that-be?

Unless the politicians enact some sensible reforms quickly of education, the electoral system and taxes it is not clear what might happen next.

Even so, if one's child intends to do drugs, most guardians would prefer a regulated system that monitors the quality of what's on offer, treats drug dependents with compassion and manages access with sensible warnings and education.

That may sound sensible, but in education, it's not a matter of design or philosophy.

Syriza was eager not only to renegotiate with Europe but also backtrack on sensible changes like education reform.

Yes, reforms in education and sensible land and labour laws are desperately needed.

But many of Russell's recommendations in his essays on education seem sensible enough.