Sentence examples for common and said from inspiring English sources

But they nevertheless described such acts as common and said they often go unreported--and almost always go unpunished.

Google called its advertising approach "common" and said it had "invested in building a new, custom encryption technology that ensures users' data remains private, secure and anonymous". The Washington Post detailed Google's program, Store Sales Measurement, in May.

Others confirmed that the costly practice had become common, and say that though landlords once looked the other way while tenants pocketed the payments for such transfers, they now often share in the proceeds.

In an interview he did for LBC in December 2012, broadcast only this week, Brooks said he was "disappointed" when, after his wife was charged, Cameron stood up in the Commons and said she should resign.

The commission recommends ending restrictions on members of the public using mobile phones in the public galleries in the Commons and said the house should experiment with providing live social media coverage of debates.

He spoke to Mrs May on Tuesday morning ahead of the votes in the Commons, and said he would speak to her again after the result.

Earlier this week, Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg expressed his continued support for the idea in the Commons, and said he hoped plans would be published as soon as possible.

Dr. Edersheim argued against this common intuition and said the defendant should not be exonerated from capital charges.

Doreen Klein, an assistant district attorney, called the two lawyers "common criminals" and said prosecutors had a tape-recorded confession.

The Republican governor called the law "common sense" and said the president should apologize for Holder's insulting comments.

People did not know that TB has the same symptoms as a common cold, and said, It is not likely for me to have TB!