Sentence examples for sensibly be understood as from inspiring English sources

'Mr Salmond's duty to promote the Scottish economy and Scottish jobs cannot sensibly be understood as requiring irrelevant submissions to be made to a quasi-judicial decision maker.' No comment from Salmond's office yet, but he was ultimately let off by Leveson, despite the criticism.

Names were understood as tags.

The time required for the design of a new delivery device can be sensibly reduced if the release mechanism is understood and an appropriate mathematical model is used to characterize the system.

However, if the issue of the limits of the judicial power, as well as of common-law immunity, is considered to be relevant in cases such as Hans and this case, the decision in Hans is sensibly understood as resting on the former basis alone.

In contrast, policies designed to counter discrimination based on disability are not sensibly understood as temporary measures or steps toward a goal in which people are not treated based on their disabilities.

We believe Rule 11 is more sensibly understood as permitting an award only of those expenses directly caused by the filing, logically, those at the trial level.

Is there anything that could sensibly be described as welfare that the rich can now gain?

An agreement pursuant to §6325(b)(3) thus dependent on the district director's grace cannot sensibly be described as available to Williams.

The new journal would then sensibly be known as the University of Chicago Law Review".

The reasoning now is that just as things can sensibly be taken to have colors in the dark, they can sensibly be taken to produce sounds in a vacuum.

Goodin, after conceding that dignity cannot sensibly be derived from an ethical framework, suggests that we should accept it as a primitive term of moral language.