Sentence examples for sensibly stated from inspiring English sources

Mindful of American mistakes in Iraq, the rebels have sensibly stated that civil servants and members of the army and police, bar those who are stained with blood, will be welcome to serve under a new order.

Would that bury the new economic paradigm?The new-economy claim, sensibly stated, is a theory about the medium and longer term, not about fluctuations in the business cycle.

The Thai Civil Aviation Authority then issued a clarification on the matter, stating sensibly: "Passengers are people".

Sotomayor stated that "continued custody" in § 1912(f) is "most sensibly read to refer generally to the continuation of the parent-child relationship that an ICWA "parent" has with his or her child".

Aviva has sensibly not identified all the business units it wishes to dispose of apart from South Korea and its long stated desire to reduce its Delta Lloyd holding.

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

The bills quite sensibly require the states to expand Medicaid and offer them generous federal support to do so.

But for those who travel sensibly, the Indian state offers fabulous opportunities to experience incredibly rich cultural diversity.

Nearly all states issue licenses to carry concealed firearms, but the criteria for granting such permits vary widely, and it is now, sensibly, up to each state to decide whether to accept another state's permits.

Most states are sensibly allowed to issue bonds to cover major building projects such as roads and schools, but this can allow debts to mount.

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.