Sentence examples for sensibly called from inspiring English sources

Senator Richard Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, sensibly called for equalizing the sentences in his original Senate bill.

In 2006, a special blue-ribbon state commission sensibly called for overhauling state law to allow no-fault divorce.

Transkei's leader has sensibly called a referendum to allow his people a chance to vote themselves back into South Africa.

South sensibly called his hand 18 points because of the good five-card suit and two tens.

It is not clear if the tournament will do much for the rest of Africa or even if it can be sensibly called an "African" World Cup.

It sensibly called for a state takeover of public defense services under the direction of an independent commission, which would enforce uniform standards from county to county.

They sensibly call for more tightly drawn agreements that lift wages for foreign workers and improve working conditions.

The department sensibly calls for more cost-effective prison policies, but that would require reconsideration of the basic purpose of punishment.

For example, both the Obama administration's proposal and ideas from Congressional committees sensibly call for banks to hold more capital with which to absorb losses.

While the I.O.M. report sensibly calls for better research, care and education, I cannot help but feel it also exaggerates the scope of the problem and adds fuel to the nationwide demand for more prescription pain medications.

Last month, ahead of Fairtrade Fortnight, I travelled to Malawi to visit a collective of peanut - or groundnuts, as the Malawians more sensibly call them because they grow in the ground - growers.