Sentence examples for common sense decisions from inspiring English sources
Smarter sentencing gives judges the power to make common sense decisions that could save someone's life.
Some of them appear to be "common sense" decisions, but are still neglected by a part of the laboratories in the immunotherapy field.
In the absence of original consent, whose wishes should prevail, or at the minimum, who is to be entrusted with making common sense decisions?
If you see someone else being a little too reliant on the "letter of the law" rather than on the "spirit of the wiki", give them a helping hand by gently pointing out that there is room for flexibility and common sense decisions with respect to novel enhancements, good presentation, and quality information.
"But it makes sense to go back to London and take stock of the situation and take a common sense decision rather than a knee-jerk reaction after what is a disappointing result.
Shadow Queensland mining minister Andrew Cripps said the "common sense" decision vindicated the former Newman government's move to restrict community objection rights "to limit frivolous and vexatious objections to resource projects", since overturned by the Palaszczuk government.
I know how tough and resilient Cameron is and the pride he's got in wanting to go out there but he needs to make a common sense decision here as well".
"It is a common sense decision to have the trophies at the grounds where the two teams with the highest points differences are playing but as a coach you use everything possible to motivate your players and it is a tool for us," said the Wales attack coach, Rob Howley.
Tommy, a 57-year-old life-long fan from the well-known Rangers stronghold of Larkhall in South Lanarkshire, insisted that voting No was a common sense decision.
Of course parents can make good, common-sense decisions about the food their children eat, but we need public policy to mirror good parenting to make the healthy choice the easy choice.
