Sentence examples for common sense limits from inspiring English sources
Pierre Omidyar, founder of eBay, tweeted, "People who oppose even the slightest common sense limits on Second Amendment should understand the same principle applies to First".
Montana politics had literally become an auction, and the state government responded rationally with common sense limits on political contributions.
The overwhelming majority of Americans supports common sense limits on political spending, and a majority of Senators agree with them.
Despite this particular massacre, which hit home to every parent, we will continue to discourage common sense limits to the propagation of violent behavior.
Similar common sense limits on mercury and soot, which date back to 1970, have not harmed our economy - in fact they have helped create an environment of increased investment and prosperity.
"I believe that the First Amendment defends Mitch McConnell's hypocritical speech today, but it doesn't mean you can't have common sense limits on big money in politics," said David Donnelly, national campaigns director of the Public Campaign Action Fund, a watchdog group.
Stoppard's trust that 'people' will behave well when left on their own has its common-sense limits.
Nevertheless, Republicans included provisions allowing deadly and destructive trucks weighing up to 126,000 pounds on some highways, extending truck lengths and exempting truck drivers hauling some agriculture commodities from common-sense limits on the hours of driving, posing even bigger threats to passenger cars.
Why not set some common-sense limits on their testing, especially along whale migration routes and in marine sanctuaries, which nurse the next generations?
"Until this summer, I was the only candidate who had a message focused on helping American workers by putting common-sense limits on this surge of immigrants," he said, adding later that he wanted to "encourage all the candidates and all Americans to listen to my vision for how we make America stronger".
"I think there should be a common-sense limit of say £1,000 on school trips or things get out of hand.
