Sentence examples for sensible election from inspiring English sources

They had an eminently sensible election policy of including Trident in the defence review and considering all options, up to and including non-replacement.

The modern iteration of the veterans committee — which last year included four Hall of Famers, four current executives and eight historians or members of the news media — offers a guide to a more sensible election process.

Rahul Gandhi and his mother, Sonia, might have a head start over other politicians because of the instant recognition that the Gandhi name brings, but they still have to present voters with a sensible proposition election after election.

Good times, indeed, unless you are one of the GOP officials hoping to shepherd Trump through a genial convention, onto a sensible general election footing.

Let only individuals contribute -- with sensible limits per election.

While seeking advice from a broker might seem particularly sensible during pre-election uncertainty, borrowers should be aware that most of the market-leading deals in both fixed and tracker camps are offered by lenders that don't deal with brokers.

Everyone knows that subsidies are profligate and unsustainable, but in the face of a poor result in the forthcoming state elections, sensible voices in the Congress will most likely be overruled.

It has led to the election of sensible centrist figures in Asia like Narendra Modi in India (May 2014), Joko Widodo in Indonesia (July 2014) and Lee Hsien Loong in Singapore (September 2015).

Probably they imagine that once the election is past sensible economics will return.

"We trust that our Taiwanese compatriots will make a sensible choice" in Saturday's election, he said.

WHEN writing its election manifesto, a sensible political party strikes a compromise between its own grand ideals and the practical realities of voters' lives.