The new car-pooling requirement is sensibly being introduced on Yom Kippur, a holiday with lighter traffic.
When the Pacifica Quartet was appointed quartet in residence at the Metropolitan Museum of Art a year ago, it opted, sensibly, to introduce itself to the Met audience with a season of mixed repertory.
This vote was introduced – sensibly – by Cable at the start of this year.
Sensibly, new furnaces are being introduced.
So, we can guarantee that the new characteristics introduced to the second version sensibly improved the results, since the algorithm considers not only the initial PRE assessment to determine the difficulty level of the tasks, but also the patient's evolution during the treatment.
If the true nature of the modules had been introduced rather suddenly and in a heavy-handed manner, the writers (also sensibly) didn't hang around debating the moral nature of it; it's perfectly obvious that concentration camps are bad.
"The UK drinks industry has voluntarily introduced a wide range of measures to encourage responsible drinking including health information on labels, an independent complaints process and strict codes of practice which ensure alcohol is marketed responsibly - we must focus on finding local solutions to tackle specific alcohol-related problems, not penalising those who are drinking sensibly".
Introducing ultrafast broadband would "sensibly increase" the country's gross domestic product, the government says, and it could also slow or reverse the migration to cities that has depopulated villages like this one.
The latest health and social care funding report sensibly calls for the government to to look to introduce incentives to encourage people to save more towards the costs of their adult social care, comparing it to the system of childcare costs paid via salary sacrifice.
Vicky Ireland's adaptation steers sensibly clear of the more off-colour tales, but introduces a nice twist in that there are, apparently, no actors involved, simply a team of the theatre's day staff who are flummoxed to find the auditorium full of schoolchildren.
