Sentence examples for common sense practices from inspiring English sources

"The proposed rule inexplicably ignores such common sense practices and fails to require even minimal documentation either from the issuer or the investor," he said.

Such seemingly common sense practices -- practices that are routine for physicians -- are now banned as a part of the hysteria that envisions British red coats returning America to the Queen.

An application is only as good as its user, and without applying the same common sense practices that are used in the real world to the digitally augmented world, these events will continue to happen.

According to this paradigm, common sense practices like bringing critical care expertise to acutely ill ward patients might not require randomised controlled trials and other evidence-based methodology before incorporation into practice.

Wolf encouraged people to use common sense, practice self-control and treat a service dog as "an extension of their handler".

This process involves common-sense practices, like allowing cabinet secretaries to send dissenting memos along with the council's decision memo to the president or encouraging agencies to review a council memo to make sure their views are accurately represented.

But the video also describes clearly how science-based fishery policies — and common-sense practices like releasing the "BOFFFs", the big old fat female fish — can bring a species back the point where reasonable harvests may be sustained.

Magid and Thierer say there should be more consumer education to prevent cyberbullying and more common-sense practices to ensure greater safety on social sites.

We need effective, proven, common-sense practices that will strengthen our existing schools, rather than undermine them.

Some of these strategies may surprise you (because grocery stores are sneaky), some of them simply expand on common-sense practices, and some of them you can do before you even leave the house.

Families are encouraged to work out for themselves how best to restore their child's weight, drawing on a combination of common-sense practices (i.e., FBT asks parents, "What would you be feeding your child now if s/he were underweight for a medical reason?" and cautions them against symptom accommodation) and the eating disorders expertise of the therapist.