Sentence examples for sensible principles from inspiring English sources

But the Tories plans aren't just unfair, they are bad for Britain's future, and fail sensible principles of welfare reform.

Dodd-Frank did set out some sensible principles for dealing with systemically important banks that are endangered.

So we should probably come up with a few sensible principles to guide us as we cut.

Common lending standards on sensible principles would limit the wiggle room in which toxic lending products thrive.

These are all clearly sensible principles but we need to see how they could be made to work.

It lays out sensible principles, prominent among them that deficit reduction should start gradually, beginning in 2012, to avoid disrupting the fragile economic recovery.

But this sensible principle does not seem to be applied in Holyrood where there is no second chamber and very tight SNP party discipline.

But in the case of gene patents America has been too generous in its application of that sensible principle, according to a set of studies published this week in Genetics in Medicine.Normally, patents are not granted for naturally occurring phenomena or laws of nature.

Imposing losses on banks that made bad decisions is a sensible principle – but getting from here to there is not easy, particularly when the "periphery" includes Italy, with a far larger economy than Greece or Ireland or Portugal and with gross debt of nearly two trillion euros (about 120 percent of its gross domestic product).

"Progression on the basis of good performance is a sensible principle, if hard to implement, and is certainly the norm in most sectors.

The simple and sensible principle of minimizing the consequences of motor noise thus explains the full stereotypy of saccadic eye movements.