Sentence examples for was a sensible step from inspiring English sources

Accepting plea bargains was a sensible step on his part, that could lead to easier, and cheaper, victories.

Suzuki's decision to pull out of the United States, whose market is dominated by larger models, was a sensible step to focus on its strengths, said Koji Endo, an auto industry analyst and managing director at Advanced Research, an equity research firm in Tokyo.

But it said restricting the sale of e-cigarettes to under-18s was a "sensible step".

Although limiting resident work hours is a sensible step, there are a few serious consequences.

For now, a higher capital charge for OTC contracts is a sensible step.

While Southgate has said he was "surprised", his former England colleague is confident the move is a sensible step.

"This is a sensible step, building on what works, extending it to a decent chunk of the most prolific offenders.

Codifying the rules into law would be a sensible step to increase the pressure for vigorous enforcement.

"It's a sensible step that makes not just environmental sense, but complete economic sense," Tong said.

Unlocking the hidden equity within social landlords' balance sheets (primarily from previous government investment) would be a sensible step to get Britain building.

Legalising cannabis would be a sensible step, but what is more urgently required is a fundamental overhaul of the prohibitionist policies on drugs such as heroin and cocaine that successive British governments have imported from the United States.