Sentence examples for sensibly commissioned from inspiring English sources

If all the sexual health services in one geographical area worked better together and were more sensibly commissioned, we could coordinate opening hours and access and make economies of scale.

That means targets that are agreed by all those involved in delivering and commissioning services, sensibly constructed, and whose implementation is fully costed and funded.

Then who commissioned it.

He commissioned a census.

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

Less sensibly, hospital doctors will have a say in commissioning care too, which might create even more glaring conflicts of interests.

The commission ruling sensibly finds that this arrangement violates the EU's "state aid" rules, giving Apple an unfair competitive advantage, recognizes that Irish taxpayers are potentially not the only victim of Apple's tax avoidance and makes it clear that prompt action by US lawmakers could ensure that America sees its fair share of Apple's big tax bill.

Sensibly, the president has established three commissions to consult the tribes on how they should be governed.

Less sensibly, hospital doctors and nurses will have a say in commissioning too.In this section Quis custodiet?

Colleagues' memoirs and previous biographical work have left little more to say about the costs of sharing a commission or a bedroom with genius.Against that turbid background, Anthony Flint's "Modern Man" sensibly does not try to do too much.

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.