Sentence examples for sensibly charged from inspiring English sources

The Tory peer, now known as Lord Lawson of Blaby, told BBC Radio 4's The World This Weekend: "I think [Carney] is absolutely right to express his concern but George Osborne has very sensibly charged the Bank of England with the responsibility of telling him when Help to Buy should be either phased back or ended altogether.

The European legislation has, in a parallel fashion, dressed the contours of farm-saved seed quite restrictively, and especially conditioned the farmers' privilege to the payment of "an equitable remuneration sensibly lower than the amount charged for the licensed production of propagating material" in Article 14 of EC Regulation 2100/94 on Community Plant Variety Rights.

Senator Patrick Leahy said, quite sensibly, that KSM and the four others who are to be charged committed crimes of murder in our country and we will prosecute them in our country.

If policy makers do not act sensibly and swiftly, they may find themselves where they clearly don't want to be: trying to engineer an even more expensive and politically charged taxpayer-financed bailout of the mortgage mess.

He charged, charged, charged".

He began researching plans that allowed him to use an unlocked phone, didn't obligate him to a contract and handled data charges sensibly.

Mr Peugeot gracefully stepped away from his executive role at the firm, while Mr Streiff sensibly gave himself time to get to know the business and its people before charging in.What he found was a sound company that had begun to lose its way in 2004, after more than a decade of success.

Nobody could sensibly suggest that these charges should not have been brought and considered by a jury".

"Nobody could sensibly suggest that these charges should not have been brought and considered by a jury," he said.

A Twizy can do 40 miles on a full charge, if you go sensibly.

Whoever is in charge of the Queen's arrangements had sensibly stuffed a couple of umbrellas into her open landau.