Sentence examples for sensible law from inspiring English sources
No sensible law enforcement official can quarrel with such reforms, many of which are long overdue.
A sensible law should allow the state's big research universities to charge more since they cost far more to operate.
The events in Japan demand that the Obama administration act quickly to reverse this unjustified rejection of a sensible law.
State Senator Michael Gianaris and Mr. Silver -- both Democrats -- are pushing a sensible law proposed by the governor last month.
I know this is breaking the law (and a law that I think is a fair and sensible law, in principle).
Meanwhile, the National Rifle Association has vowed to sue the state of Maryland to get its eminently sensible law declared unconstitutional.
Gov. Jerry Brown of California has until this weekend to sign the Trust Act, a bill that seeks to restore concern for public safety and sensible law-enforcement to an immigration system that has strayed from those ideals.
Nice animated transitions, a glimpse of Comic-Con International in San Diego and appearances by Stan Lee, the indefatigable figurehead of Marvel Comics, lend fanboy credibility, while Lt. Andra Brown of the San Diego Police Department offers a sensible law-enforcement perspective.
Speaking in the crypt of St Paul's Cathedral on Monday, where he was presented with the £1.1m Templeton prize for spiritual progress, he said: "I have the idea of Englishmen as mature, sensible, law-abiding people, If [riots] happen in England, it is a shock.
But it will not automatically increase the chances of balancing the budget or passing sensible laws.
