Likewise, a snap election in Japan, called by prime minister Shinzo Abe during the week, could illustrate panic in the world's third-largest economy after two decades of stagnation, or be a sensible way to prepare the ground for a second and decisive stage of his Abenomics.
The Ministry of Defense says it has not made a final decision on whether to use Fred Wigg Tower, in the borough of Waltham Forest, as a missile site, although "it would be sensible to be prepared for the worst," Gen. Sir Nick Parker, commander of the British Army land forces, told reporters.
Public Health England said there was a "very low risk" of the disease reaching the region but it was still sensible to be prepared for it.
This is a sensible way to get people to prepare for the future.
If they are sensible, they will save hard to prepare for such a future, which will not help the government's efforts to shift China towards more consumption-led growth.A big increase in the retirement age is overdue.
The BBC reports that Clegg is having a lie-in and a country walk to prepare, which sounds very sensible to me.
This uncertainty helps some workers: if a firm has no idea from which direction the next competitive threat will come, one of its few sensible strategies is to amass good people to prepare for as many contingencies as possible.
After imputation, sensible rounding [ 20] was used on these variables to prepare the data for analysis.
Recognising that it has not sat for nearly four years, it seems sensible to give the Assembly a short period in which to prepare for government as envisaged by paragraph 35 of Strand One of the Good Friday Agreement.
Students need to prepare for a difficult jobs market, and need to be sensible about their ambitions if they hope to work in particular parts of the country.
