Sentence examples for Return to common from inspiring English sources

"Return to Common Ground: New and Revitalized Plazas in New Mexico," published in The Plazas of New Mexico, Trinity Press, San Antonio, 2012.

He thus advocated a return to common sense.

To return to common sense, as usual, one sought refuge in Calvin Klein and Jil Sander.

Although the theory was soon abandoned, it represented British philosophy's return to common sense.

To those appalled by trendy dismissals of historical scholarship, it is a bracing return to common sense.cts.cts

Caroline Spelman, the Environment Secretary, said the change was a "step towards a return to common sense".

He accused the Government of cutting police numbers and weakening powers to tackle anti-social behaviour, insisting Labour would bring about a return to "common-sense policing".

Yes they did, but then they went, and Greenham has been returned to common land.

With multivariate analysis, we observed that the return to normal life occupations was influenced by profession (P = 0.01) as white collar patients returned to common life occupations 41 days earlier than blue collar patients (Table 5).

The votes continued the latest game of parliamentary ping-pong, with the bill returning to Commons later today and the government seemingly determined to impose its will on the Lords.

Brandis said the government would seek to repeal section 487 (2) of the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Act and "return to the common law".