Clinicians are continually impeded in their efforts to benefit their patients, or to manage their services sensibly and efficiently, by 'managers' who, as a class, are apt to be beating a different drum (doctor, DHB3).
Students often cannot write clearly or organise their time sensibly.
So we all understand that people do have to be practical about limiting their families sensibly.
They argue that the rural masses who favour Mr Thaksin and Mr Samak are too "ill-educated" to use their votes sensibly.
Instead, we've reduced the fatality rate by more than 95percentt — not by confiscating cars, but by regulating them and their drivers sensibly.
But the Ghanaians, wiser after their descent from high hopes to kleptocracy, kept their celebrations muted and are now inviting the Norwegians in to advise them on how to exploit their windfall sensibly.
For example, it lent $800m to Sudan in 2005 and a similar amount last year as Sudan queued up to have its multilateral debts written off.This week, Mr Kaberuka urged African countries to manage their debts sensibly.
I am thus very pleased to learn, 40 years on, that at last - at last - the French have succumbed to convenience foods, and are now eating their dinners sensibly: on a tray in front of the television, having spent a maximum of 20 minutes "cooking" (ie heating) it.
Across the country universities are struggling to define their role in understanding and improving K 12 education and finding ways to connect their work more sensibly to the world of practice.
Because of the artist's acute sensitivity, even hostility, towards critics and their craft, these observers had sensibly bided their time.
