Sentence examples for sensible to provide from inspiring English sources
It may be sensible to provide the GPs with their results prior to the meeting that initiates the implementation process thus offering a chance to reflect in private.
However, evidence from this study suggests this may not be the case and it may be sensible to provide some additional information about the results fed back, for example by providing a supplementary leaflet which explains the measures.
We appreciate his sensible plan to provide health coverage for most of the people who currently do without.
This is not a call for "free for all" but a carefully considered series of sensible proposals to provide a fair playing field.
The Obama administration has proposed a sensible way to provide women who work for religiously affiliated institutions with free coverage of contraceptives while exempting the organizations they work for from financial or administrative obligations to provide the coverage.
I realize this will be a long way from a single-payer system (which from an economic point of view has always seemed to me the most sensible way to provide insurance).
And Ratcliffe believes that Coleman is a sensible selection to provide continuity following the loss of Speed.
Requiring costly vertical integration for the MMCs and giving individual communities the opportunity to opt out of allowing the trade are sensible ways to provide barriers to entry, adhere to citizens' will, and limit black market diversion.
If health worker performance is limiting the effectiveness of development partners' inputs to health, it may be a sensible investment to provide incentives for performance.
School-in-a-Box is a logistically sensible way to provide children and teachers learning and teaching materials when schools and school supplies have been lost due to natural disaster or conflict.
It means that high energy in the air (latent and sensible) is removed to provide a cooler and more dehumidified air supply to provide an acceptable indoor thermal environment.
