Mr Obama took a swipe at past administrations for not implementing this "common-sense, cost-effective standard".A casual listener would have assumed that all these benefits came from reduced mercury.
That's a big deal, especially since the chemical policy reform we need is common-sense, cost-effective, and straightforward.
But the U.S. has lagged far behind in implementing this common-sense, cost-effective and sustainable technology — only about 30,000 solar water heaters were being sold nationwide annually as of 2013, according to a report by the nonprofit trade group Solar Energy Industries Association.
But now the failure of the law enforcement to exercise a little bit of common sense will cost it federal court.
Mr. Sunstein said that his only mission was to apply common sense and cost-benefit analysis to rules that affected health, safety, the environment and the economy.
Offering both 'big picture' analysis and a hands-on practical approach, the course is aimed at a common sense and cost-effective approach to digital marketing, with an emphasis on working with limited resources.
Innovation, advanced technologies, common sense and cost-efficient measures are the focus of what Mr. Röttgen called a policy "that is environmentally sound, climate-friendly and in line with market and competition principles".
"It's a common sense, no-cost solution to a common problem," she said.
Just as Illinois recently enacted a law for online registration, other states have implemented common sense and cost-effective election reforms.
In this work, we follow the common sense; a generic cost function C x) is considered as continuous, differentiable, strictly increasing, and convex [2].
