The practice of medicine taps so many different traits and skills -- up-to-date factual knowledge, judgment, common sense, hand-eye coordination, communication skills and writing ability, among others -- that no single test can be used to assess a person accused of practicing badly, Dr. Illige said.
"We hope that Egypt's military high council will act with common sense and hand over its duty to the new governemnt to be formed as a result of a free and fair election process, and eventually Egypt will proceed to a constitutional democracy," said a statement issued by prime pinister Tayyip Erdogan's office today.
But social democracy and common sense often go hand in hand.
Or she could let Nick Clegg, the leader with the most common sense, kiss her hand, and form a government of national unity.
Lack of sleep led to lack of common sense, as I hand carried the 10-pound dress back to NYC.
The section shows that unlike the TAP- k, the pooled ROC n score can produce evaluations so misleading as to be completely contrary to common sense (Chen, 2003; Hand, 2009; Sierk and Pearson, 2004).
But by far the best measure, says Allan, is to simply use your common sense – wash your hands regularly and don't share drinks with people who are already infected.
There is nothing wrong with loyalty, but it has to go hand in hand with common sense".
It was an act of common sense for Clarke to hand Poulter a vice-captaincy post when the extent of his foot problem was known.
A reverse rationale flows against common sense, and lends a hand to interest groups that want to restore the ill-bred state of affairs that years ago placed Colombia on the brink of disaster.
Use common sense and don't hand over your personal information.
