Sentence examples for sensible principles for from inspiring English sources

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

He said it was a time to stand up for what is right; but the sensible principles for negotiations were in essence those he drew up in March 2014.

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

Yet the rule it adopts is an unreasoned rule of limitation–a rule that does not advance the goal of ensuring that fair and sensible principles will govern recovery for injuries caused by asbestos.

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

This problem2 derives from the collision of two sensible principles that inspire the norm, or rather from the way in which those principles are implemented.

Indeed, Mr Rodrik is well aware of these problems when he lays out his principles for "sensible industrial policy", arguing for instance that governments should avoid open-ended incentives that in time entrench incumbents and raise consumer prices.

So on this view our knowledge of the intelligible world is a priori because it does not depend on sensibility, and this a priori knowledge furnishes principles for judging the sensible world because in some way the sensible world itself conforms to or imitates the intelligible world.

The Congressional Progressive Caucus — which leads the opposition in the House — has published principles for a sensible trade policy.

These are great virtues; and they suggest principles for any sensible program of improvement in the housing of tropical people.

In the awful aftermath of the tremor that turned hundreds of thousands of Haitians into refugees in their own hometown, a few sensible squatter principles may hold out hope for the devastated residents of Port-au-Prince: • Squatting is not a crime.