The Prime Minister listed his main concerns as action to stem the tide of EU migrants to Britain by bringing in "commonsense restrictions" on their entitlement to benefits, scrapping "unnecessary and burdensome" rules from Brussels and worries that the UK was "being driven towards an ever closer union".
"Everytown will continue to push for change in Washington, but will also move beyond Congress and bring the fight for commonsense gun policies to state capitals, to corporate boards, and to state and federal elections," said its president John Feinblatt.
Donald Trump galloped into the White House on a promise to "drain the swamp," to rid Washington of inefficient and corrupt career bureaucrats, and bring to D.C. a new commonsense and business-minded leadership.
Science teachers who implement inquiry-based lessons in their classes must be aware that students will need longer learning time as students bring to each lesson their current commonsense explanations which interfere with the one offered by the teacher (Roth, Tobin, & Ritchie, 2008).
Congress has struggled to find common ground in health care since before the repeal and replace effort, but these House bills provide a series of effective, simple, commonsense changes that will bring immediate cost relief to millions of Americans while improving people's lives.
We need to bring back personal & social responsibility as well as commonsense, pride in the work people do, not continuous battering by the media for this sector or that sector.
The DNC should wise up, elect Keith Ellison to be its chair, and follow the commonsense strategy of doing everything possible to bring into the party the extraordinary explosion of grassroots energy we're seeing today in the form of anti-Trump protests.
"Our commonsense legislation brings a variety of perspectives to the Bureau and gives Congress the oversight authority required for such a powerful agency".
Nor did Cato bring to bear any innovative management advice; his suggestions aimed to maximize profits by such commonsense means as keeping the slave work force occupied all year round and buying cheap and selling dear.
But the more I think about it the more convinced I am of the wisdom -- and commonsense, which wisdom often is -- behind it: if we truly care about victims, if we want to shield people from the hurt of crime we must look at and change the way we bring juvenile offenders -- all offenders, really -- to true justice.
