I mean, I'm also the head of the financial sector bodies in the U.K. And we've given good advice to government on what is sensible to move, what's sensible to retain and what of the foreign activities in London is sensible to retain and how that should be gone about.
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It's sensible to be wary of acquisitions and potential overreach.
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It became sensible to spawn that off to its own branch.
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American voters were too sensible to fall for his hateful demagogy.
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Leaver tells me it's sensible to try and understand what went wrong.
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Here, it took no special effort for the sensible to stay shocked.
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But I joke that she's too sensible to want to be in politics.
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It's sensible to be aware of these traps, but sometimes free means free.
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"Having a period of embedding things is still sensible to us," she said.
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It would be sensible to take the latest bluster with a pinch of salt.
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But at 23, it's sensible to have reservations about how much explosiveness he'll recapture.
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Petraeus: Well, it was sensible to put that plan on hold, as the President did.
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In some places, he added, it might even be sensible to curtail certain aid programs.
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"It would be sensible to put a huge effort into this, from my perspective," Pollard says.
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But without regulation in place, companies were sensible to act on their own accord, she added.
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Wouldn't it be sensible to drop him for the F.A. Cup and some Premier League fixtures?
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That may sound sensible to conservatives who, contrary to evidence, believe that Medicaid receipt discourages work.
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That is far too large a group to deport, even if it were sensible to do so.
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It's sensible to find the rock fantastically underwhelming; it inhabits its cage like a lethargic zoo animal.
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As with all leaks like these, it's sensible to take any details with a grain of salt.
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Given how little power they consume, it might be more sensible to come up with off-grid solutions.
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Image: ScreenshotSpeaking of passwords, it's also sensible to change your wi-fi password every once in a while.
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It is sensible to make provision to remove the king or president from office if he becomes incapacitated.
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In the end, I suspect, it's going to seem sensible to create publicly funded arrangements that cover everyone.
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My point here is that it is not very sensible to reflexively oppose anything that is for profit.
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I think it's most sensible to consume as a food or a vapor; smoking is harmful to our health.
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Obama dismissed the possibility of Trump being president Tuesday saying the American people are too "sensible" to elect him.
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Or do you think things changed after 1990 in a way that maybe made it sensible to stop there?
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"We will work closely with Air China whereas it is sensible to do so," Chief Executive Rupert Hogg said.
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It seems sensible to encourage "personal responsibility," and yet policies that invoke the phrase can make health problems worse.
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The ideas range from the sensible to the silly, all at a cost in yen or dignity, sometimes both.
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If you don't need masks, it would still be sensible to have a supply of food staples and medications.
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The reason that you have a Three-Eyed Raven is that you need to be sensible to guard this information.
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"At a time when people are looking to reduce risk, it's very sensible to stop insulting your lungs," he said.
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Peter HognessBrooklyn To the Editor: It was sensible to give Amazon large tax breaks in exchange for its huge investment.
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The speaker told the Guardian it was not "sensible to vacate the chair" while there were such major issues before parliament.
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Taking these things together, it is sensible to ask why Mr Trump behaves so guiltily if he has nothing to hide.
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Take the UK: Is it rational and/or sensible to have three chicken shops on every street in every major city?
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"I believe it is sensible to think about a change toward a more moderate build-up from 2018 onwards," he said.
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I don't think it's sensible to do away with the notion that there are places we don't want people carrying guns.
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"There is still the sense that they're far too sensible to let something like this happen," he said in an interview.
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Here, it seems merely sensible to ask how much foie gras you have coming before the tab shifts to your dime.
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It is sensible to ask why competition is not bringing earnings down to earth and what might be done to boost it.
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Properly structured capacity payments make it sensible to invest in generators that can be switched on when renewable energy is not available.
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"We were just getting so busy at the cook shop it just seemed sensible to take on a bigger space," says Hill.
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"I think Zuckerberg is sensible to take these precautions," Graham Cluley, an online security expert and consultant, wrote in an email Wednesday.
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In the light of those reports, it seems only sensible to stop people from bringing a potentially explosive device into the sky.
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In the dark forest of our current ignorance, it seems sensible to apportion one's credence roughly evenly between (1), (2), and (3).
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Do you think Oprah doesn't have the resources to pull together teams of people to tell her what is sensible to eat?
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The McKinsey Global Institute calculates that it would be technically possible (if not necessarily economically sensible) to automate 67% of India's manufacturing employment.
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Two decades ago it was possible, even sensible, to imagine that China would gradually free markets and entrepreneurs to play a bigger role.
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The problem is, there are lots of financial decisions that could cause regret, but it is not always financially sensible to do nothing.
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CLEVELAND — Donald J. Trump was told, no, it was not sensible to have Don King, the flamboyant boxing promoter, address the Republican convention.
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Journalism, by its nature, must necessarily be responsive to its audience, attuned to its interests, sensible to its tastes, alert to its evolution.
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Only if fiscal prudence were established first would it be sensible to move forward and spend money on a new program, Carter thought.
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"In the dark forest of our current ignorance, it seems sensible to apportion one's credence roughly evenly between (1), (2), and (3)," he writes.
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And (it is) sensible to ask the question whether people who are nearing 80 years old when they enter office are prepared for it.
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It's a dark state of affairs when a journalist would be sensible to breathe a sigh of relief that a billionaire bought their outlet.
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Europe must be more ready to act, be flexible, less bureaucratic and much more sensible to the diversity that the 27 member states represent.
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It's less and less sensible to say that Amazon isn't having an effect on small businesses, and fewer people today say so than before.
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The lack of support from the state and the stigma attached elsewhere to being a displaced person also make it sensible to stay put.
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According to many, candle emoji like or anything that seems sensible to the user will work so long as the intention is correct and consistent.
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While it seemed sensible to reduce her monthly expenses, the move also left her without cash when her late husband's medical bills began rolling in.
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I've been at the counter enough to know the predicament — wanting to shoulder a rifle to test the feel but having nowhere sensible to aim.
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Few Republican presidential candidates have anything sensible to say about climate change at all, let alone the need to curb greenhouse gases to prevent it.
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We feel the pain of those in our in-groups and tend to blame anyone who isn't as sensible to that pain for lack of feeling.
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"As a general principle, it seems more sensible to ask an elected government to regulate companies than to ask unelected companies to regulate such a government."
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In sport, betting against your favourite team might seem disloyal—but it makes perfect sense, in the same way as it is sensible to buy insurance.
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"I told him to proceed in the way he thought was right, that seemed sensible to him, and that I would gently correct him," she says.
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As a general principle, it seems more sensible to ask an elected government to regulate companies than to ask unelected companies to regulate such a government.
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"In future, it would be more sensible to have money administered by a central authority that is independent and looks at the whole economy," he said.
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Eleven ounces of good chocolate is not a small investment, so it's only sensible to ensure that the main flavor component of the recipe is delicious.
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Perfume Genius's blouses and tentacles exist in a lexicon as rich and specific as queer culture itself, one that becomes legible, if not sensible, to devotees.
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In these circumstances it seems sensible to emphasize the even, steady marriage, especially if life has just hit you really hard, the way it hit Lehrer.
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For most of us, trips to the grocery store will become less frequent, so it's sensible to rely on the extended shelf-life of frozen produce.
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Is it most sensible to simply begin the debate on economic policy from the perspective of: We don't and can't know how unequal our society is?
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As a general principle, it seemed more sensible to ask an elected government to regulate companies than to ask unelected companies to regulate such a government.
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It would be economically sensible to allow for differing, countercyclical fiscal policies in the member states to counter the uniform monetary policy required by a single currency.
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"Our findings therefore suggest that it would be sensible to avoid licorice and other food products that contain glycyrrhizin during the 40 weeks of pregnancy," Raikkonen said.
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And so this is a time when being data dependent and looking at the data and assessing what it means for the outlook seems sensible to me.
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It is generally sensible to avoid death, destruction, gore and psychological trauma when smoking, but it's also a time when your worst ideas seem like your best.
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It is scarcely more sensible to treat every product as equally unhealthy when one is known to be lethal, and others are likely to be less harmful.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.Not believing in God has always seemed perfectly sensible to me, but also a bit of a tedious thing to discuss.
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In practice, it is neither possible nor sensible to try to decompose price movements in this way, which makes the whole argument about fundamentals versus speculation somewhat empty.
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From across the table, what do you say that is sympathetic but sensible to a coach and university colleague whose team had just been dismantled by 93 points?
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"I've told him what Barr is working on seems to be sensible to me," Mr. Graham said, recounting his most recent conversation with the president on the issue.
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She believes that even considering the idea would be needlessly reviving "a contentious debate" about health care when it's more responsible and sensible to build on what we have.
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"It is more sensible to say we will go faster than society, we will catch up with society on its way to meeting Paris," van Beurden said on Thursday.
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A program that promotes stable families, gives workers control over their own Social Security taxes, and ensures a stable level of income sure seems conservative and sensible to me.
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If they spot you, they'll scatter, making it sensible to creep through the long grass that dots Horizon's forests to get the jump on your potential new robot friend.
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So it's perfectly sensible to mix up the elevated sportswear Tomas Maier designs without regard for gender and to expect consumers of either (or neither) sex to tune in.
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"I do not want to predict a Governing Council decision, but I think it would be sensible to clarify this soon and to announce an end-date," Weidmann said.
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There are a limited number of words that can reasonably be made from those long E letters, though, so it was sensible to include other letters in the theme.
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Suspending a player for two yellow cards in five games is excessive, and it would be far more sensible to see out the group stage and wipe the slate clean.
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Justice Luiz Fux, who oversaw the top electoral court in Brazil, argued that it might be sensible to curb free speech in order to protect the integrity of the election.
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Stephen Parodi, MD, an infectious-disease expert at Kaiser Permanente, told the Chronicle that it was sensible to separate coronavirus patients with moderate symptoms from those exhibiting more severe reactions.
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In my experience advising individuals throughout the country on their personal finances, it is rarely sensible to allow possible outcomes of political events and pending legislation to dictate investment decisions.
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And I try for each film to immerse in the specific environment that I am trying to represent, to be sensible to the historical complexity and specificity of each context.
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"It is sensible to start preparing for a no-deal Brexit," the EIU's Haralambous said, arguing that this "could happen by accident" as the differences between Brexiteers and Remainers continue deadlocked.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama has a message for Donald Trump — being president is tougher than being on a reality show and the American people are too "sensible" to elect him.
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So, it is sensible to assume that there are as many benefits to being less tolerant of men's masculine humor as there are to being more accepting of women's feminine humor.
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Is it sensible to treat the emissions from highly discretionary and luxurious consumption by the rich the same as those generated to meet basic needs of middle-class and poorer households?
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And I think under the circumstances, with the kind of data that we're talking about, from my perspective at least, it is sensible to begin thinking now about balance sheet moves.
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It would be sensible to reassess the elements of that system in a changing world, and to do so with or without the ban should the threat be as critical as claimed.
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U.S. District Judge Jesse Furman in Manhattan said it would be "more efficient and sensible" to wait until the court had a chance to determine the admissibility of each side's expert testimony.
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Washington says it has not taken a position on Jerusalem's final status or borders, but it is sensible to recognize that any future peace deal will have Israel's capital in the city.
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"Ninety-nine point nine per cent of the time it's got nothing to do with cancer, but it's always sensible to ask a GP and get things treated if necessary," she says.
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And although it may be sensible to review contracts, bringing large numbers of them back "in house" could reward firms in instances where contracts are to the advantage of the public sector.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia will not release its federal budget until October as it was not "sensible" to put together economic forecasts during such uncertain times, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Friday.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia will not release its federal budget until October as it was not "sensible" to put together economic forecasts during such uncertain times, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Friday.
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DUBLIN — In a century-old political system controlled by two seemingly indistinguishable center-right parties in Ireland, Jamie Clarke did what seemed sensible to him: He never voted in a general election.
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And so far neither the Trump administration nor Congress has moved to do something equally sensible to halt these deaths and injuries, such as a ban on high-powered rifles and ammunition.
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When a black granite sarcophagus was found at the bottom of a pit in Alexandria, Egypt, last week, the discovery immediately prompted questions and theories ranging from the sensible to the supernatural.
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"One would start with tapering first, so a reduction of the liquidity measures, and only at a later stage it would be sensible to take action on the interest rate policy," he said.
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"I don't like our American friends narrowing down this concept of security to the military," he said, arguing it would be sensible to look at a "modern stability policy" made up of several components.
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It is only sensible to expect that economic conditions affect the significance that people attach to the acts that lead to an impeachment, especially among people whose partisanship doesn't determine their view of it.
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"I continue to believe Mr. Trump will not be president," Obama said, adding that he viewed the American people as too sensible to put someone like the former reality star in the White House.
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And we are talking not about evaluations of particular policies, in the way that a new tariff policy might seem sensible to some and nonsensical to others, but rather about basic perceptions of political reality.
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We need to make ours," he said, before adding: "The view that we've taken is that it is more sensible to do a properly-based review of the security of the whole telecoms supply chain.
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I said that I found his remarks somewhat cynical, as well as strikingly indifferent to the concept of justice, whose mysteries, while remaining opaque to us, it had always seemed sensible to me to fear.
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But it's sensible to be skeptical that Mr. Trump will think that the Anglosphere is any kind of answer for the United States, just as it has never really been the answer in the past.
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Morgan Stanley has a $10 a share price target on GE. Pokrzywinski said it's sensible to consider investing in GE, given the potential reward if CEO Larry Culp can turn GE's stock around in earnest.
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While Poloz said the bank stands ready to "take further action as required", he said the central doesn't at this stage believe it would be sensible to think of interest rates going lower than this.
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"We see no reason why, if the merger makes economic sense now, it would not be equally sensible to consummate the merger following an FTC adjudication on the merits that finds the merger lawful," Fisher wrote.
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I'm not going to weigh in on whether you should or shouldn't upgrade from whatever phone you own now, and it's up to you to decide how much money is sensible to spend on a phone.
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Congress should take notice, because it would be more sensible to prescribe through legislation how that era arrives than to have it come via a decision that unleashes a state-by-state patchwork of new taxes.
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If the institution's investment interest is driven solely for the sake of solving a problem, it would be most sensible to invest in companies that already secured significant funding and have shown notable traction and market validation.
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Because almonds require over six times as much water to grow as oats do, according to the Water Footprint Network, the choice to switch from almond milk to oat milk also seemed environmentally sensible to Mr. Markiewicz.
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It also seemed sensible to direct Mr Trump—who had been demanding options for military action against the rogue nuclear power and last year threatened to unleash "fire, fury and frankly power" against it—away from sabre-rattling.
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A ministry spokeswoman did not deny the report but cautioned that such a move would "have only very limited effect on the current account balance," and it would be more important and sensible to increase investment in Germany.
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If you were too young, or too old, or too sensible to partake with the abandon Ms. Burns and her best pal did, her odyssey will bring alive the period and its pleasures (and poisons) with pungent animation.
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The Finnish government said it originally designed the course to give its citizen an advantage in AI. Finland has always punched above its weight in the tech and education, so it seems sensible to marry the two strengths.
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Last year's top 100 list of DJs included very few women; DJ Mag tried to explain it by asking the top DJs why they thought this was, eliciting a slew of responses that ranged from sensible to downright sexist.
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"I do feel that now is a time in which momentous events are taking place and there are great issues to be resolved and in those circumstances, it doesn't seem to me sensible to vacate the chair," he said.
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"It would probably be more sensible to wait," said Seamus Mac Gorain, a former BoE economist who is now a fund manager at JP Morgan Asset Management, which controls $476 billion of fixed income assets such as government bonds.
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"There will have to be action to deal with the impact on the public finances, but of course it's perfectly sensible to wait until we have a new prime minister to determine what that will look like," he said.
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And doing that would likely put pressure on the entire apparatus of the drug war, given that it is hard to understand why it is sensible to lock people up for possession of some addictive drugs but not others.
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The idea is that if you&aposre cutting it close to one date, it&aposs unlikely your materials will be reviewed during that round and thus it&aposs more sensible to aim for the next window instead of rushing.
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A new moniker "will only stand the test of time if the people who live, work and visit there find it sensible to use," said Andrew Breslau, the vice president of communications and marketing for the Alliance for Downtown New York.
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"We didn't know that June and July would turn into a good August... so it seemed sensible to us, as a management, to avoid any unnecessary costs in our cost base for the remainder of the year," Wilson told Reuters.
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Working on the Ethereum project, she said that it was "completely sensible" to build a new virtual machine at the time of the project's launch, but today believes that the community should increasingly rely on tried-and-true technologies like WebAssembly.
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Though it's sensible to posit that Eva could be both, the libretto — which is unchanged except for the interpolation of the song "You Must Love Me" from the 1996 movie — doesn't give Cannold enough to support and develop the idea.
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Whether you're receiving a six-figure check or any other corporate bonus, or you're just looking for something sensible to do with a smaller windfall like your tax refund, here are the smartest things to do with some extra money.
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But this is something that, as we start to see more drones come up, especially with the holiday season, we might also see a bit more drones tagging along with folks where it's safe and sensible to do so, I hope.
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"She does not believe that this vote, today, is about who leads the Conservative Party into the next election — it is about whether it is sensible to change the leader at this point in the Brexit process," May's spokesperson said.
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SUPPOSE for a moment that you are sitting on the Federal Open Market Committee and therefore share the FOMC's view of what's going on in America's economy, and therefore think that it was sensible to raise the fed funds target in December.
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Meanwhile, George Osborne, the then-Chancellor and aggressive remain campaigner, saw that Farage's scare tactics had some merit, and thought it sensible to warn that if the riff raff dared to drag us out of the EU then financial Armageddon would effectively end the nation.
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A more welcoming attitude to donations (even if these are restricted to the personal, rather than the corporate, and perhaps to legacies rather than lifetime gifts that might be seen as involving some quid pro quo) might be sensible, to boost the prizes' value.
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It seems sensible to put it right smack in a neighborhood where an appreciative congregant of The Church could wake up on a Saturday, don a flip-collared polo shirt and khakis, drive his weekend ride mere blocks, and ante a pint of plasma for dogma's sake.
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In the smartphone context, the Court's decision meant that Samsung shouldn't necessarily incur penalties equivalent to the value of all iPhones simply because it infringed the iPhone's rounded corners; it's certainly more sensible to assign damages equivalent to the value of just the rounded corners themselves.
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"There will have to be action to deal with the impact on the public finances, but of course it's perfectly sensible to wait until we have a new prime minister to determine what that will look like," he told reporters in a news conference at Britain's finance ministry.
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""As I said before the referendum, this will have an impact on the economy and the public finances – and there will need to be action to address that, " he said, "but I think it is perfectly sensible to wait until we have a new prime minister to address that.
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LONDON, May 26 (Reuters) - It would not be sensible to aim only to leave the European Union without a deal but it would not be responsible to take no deal off the table, Boris Johnson, the bookmakers' favourite to succeed Theresa May as British prime minister, said on Sunday.
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It would likely strike them as sensible to move the EPA back to basics so that it can once again focus on its core mission of clean air and water under Administrator Scott Pruitt — and leave the stewardship of the nation's electricity grid to Energy Secretary Rick Perry.
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To some extent, experts said, in a country that just saw the Mueller investigation end with a whimper and features people of color withstanding more discrimination than ever in Ferguson, Missouri, after a federal probe there, it was only sensible to at least flirt with a conspiracy theory or two.
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I didn't have any reason to be suspicious, since Taxify's CEO had told me the company had met every registered driver on its platform and that they all hold the correct licenses, but I was a woman travelling alone and it seemed sensible to take precautions on a new service.
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If you're a Microsoft fan, you can just pay $15 a month to get hundreds of games playable across your Xbox One and your PC, making it sensible to own both if you want both a big screen, controller-ready setup and a more performance-geared mouse-and-keyboard one.
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The filmmakers—Kevin Feige, the maestro of Marvel Studios, Anthony and Joe Russo, the directors, and Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely, the writers—have worked out that it is much more enjoyable and sensible to call attention to the rules of their play-universe than to pretend that they do not exist.
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" Another ex-official said, "A lot of the recommendations made over the decades with different consultants coming in and trying to help reform the WHO — my guess is the majority of the recommendations have not been implemented and it would be more sensible to find out why the recommendations were not implemented instead of just repeating or iterating them.
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I didn't back Oculus Rift on Kickstarter, thinking it wasn't sensible to jump in so early, but eventually buckled, and soon strapped a headset on every family member or friend who waltzed near my PC. I had a carefully curated set of games and VR experiences to show VR off, and soon enough, I was being asked to give that same VR tour to complete strangers.
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I hasten to add, though, that I don't believe it's easy, possible or sensible to divide the world into good schools and bad schools, because the education a student gets has every bit as much to do with the control he or she seizes over it, the experiences he or she demands, the thoroughness and cleverness with which he or she surveys the landscape of that school and figures out how to till it to the best of his or her advantage.
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