But social systems can acquire properties that don't easily jibe with this kind of common sense — through processes like self-reinforcing cascades, in which outcomes feedback upon themselves, or nonlinear dynamics, in which small changes in input can lead to large changes in output.
Welcome to Syria, where the rules of common sense and judicial process don't apply.
I would also endorse the inclusion of an employee on the remuneration committee as a way of injecting some common sense into the process.
The minister, who released the report on Sunday, said the recommendations were based on "a lot of common sense", but the process of securing support from the states and territories would take longer than originally hoped.
It makes you wonder, not only about the freshness of Gores's metaphorical invention, but also about his common sense: in the process of inventing back stories for Hammett's characters, isn't he de-existentializing the very imaginative vision that drew him to the project in the first place?
"It's very exciting and it shows the growing recognition that we must create an inclusive and common sense immigration reform process for a prosperous future for all of us".
It is very clear to me that WE THE PEOPLE need someone on the Supreme Court who will be about protecting the Constitution and using common sense in the process.
He, along with Secretary Johnson, has an opportunity to stop pushing more than one thousand immigrants a day through a system where logic, common sense, and due process are nothing more than buzzwords.
Two years ago, though, the Labor Department pursued cases against three Oregon blueberry growers -- PanAmerican Berry Growers, B&G Ditchen Farms and E&S Farms -- in which it seems to have overstepped the bounds of common sense, and due process.
And it would seem -- at least to me -- that common sense immigration enforcement includes processes like DACA and DAPA which allow the Administration to focus limited resources on deporting dangerous felons, national security risks and recent border crossers rather than DREAMERS and mothers and fathers of U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents.
