Sentence examples for sensible standards from inspiring English sources

But are there sensible standards and measures for ensuring fair conditions.

Most of us think that a commitment made is a commitment that should be honoured, and we should try to operate according to sensible standards, rather than try to slip things through via some sort of artifice.

The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia last week persuasively ruled that the Constitution allows the District to ban possession of assault weapons and high-capacity magazines of bullets and to require citizens to meet sensible standards for registering guns.

With skilled experts in the US, China and around the globe, we look forward to helping both countries bring about a successful methane collaboration, through strong science, sensible standards, and shared use of better technology.

SB 19 sets sensible standards for foods sold at school.

Many factors can slow, impede and derail this revolution: governments can mess it up; we may fail to come up with sensible standards; we may fail to do the research needed to ensure deep penetration of this technology into various industries; repressive regimes may ban the technology altogether.

By any sensible standard, this judgment is illogical and absurd.

The Refugee Act of 1980 established a sensible standard to judge asylum claims.

Autopsies are not particularly risky, he said, if "you take the sensible standard precautions".

That is a sensible standard, and it has not been all that* controversial, as a general principle, until the recent politicization of the debate by both sides.

The warrant rule should cover both, the sensible standard in a bipartisan location privacy bill offered in the House by Jason Chaffetz, a Utah Republican, and in the Senate by Ron Wyden, an Oregon Democrat.