Sentence examples for sensible public from inspiring English sources
Belt up, fellow Australians interested in sensible public policy.
Good science and sensible public policy can defeat it.
It has prevented an AIDS epidemic by deploying sensible public policies.
I argued that there were sensible public policy reasons for embracing the EU in this way.
Such a policy is a sensible public health response that would enhance our national security.
How does the open web conversation have a sensible public debate about that.
We may be headed in that direction anyway, courtesy of the intelligence agencies and the internet companies, but it's strange to hear sensible, public-spirited evangelists encouraging us down that road too.
Then, when he breezily broke that, as tens of thousands of supporters converged, they panicked and sent in stick-wielding police, who lobbed tear gas and attacked the sleeping camp on June 4th.Beating sleeping anti-corruption protesters while television cameras roll is not the most sensible public-relations policy.
They may regret it later if they started early, but not because it broke the law.There are sensible public-policy reasons for encouraging teenagers to engage in sex later rather than sooner, but using the criminal justice system to do it is wrong.
An official said the government's priorities were sensible, its public stance supportive of women's rights.
"There is nothing to prevent their pouring out communist or fascist propaganda, or, perhaps more dangerous to the otherwise sensible British public, urging them to indulge in expensive self-medication with unnecessary potions and pills".
