What Congress can and should do is establish common-sense safety standards designed to make crashes less likely, and decrease the death and injury toll when they occur.
Alongside other civil and voting rights groups, NCJW has worked for passage of the Voting Rights Amendment Act - a bill that would establish common-sense, nationwide standards of transparency and protections for voters in every state.
Sometimes they are about establishing common-sense policies and priorities, using the resources you have".
Georgiadis and Manning (2013) note the widespread belief that societies will function better if they manage to establish a common sense of identity among the population and contemporary fears in many countries that this common identity is threatened.
The measure would establish a common sense retail standard for the sale of eggs and other animal products, disallowing the sale within Massachusetts of products resulting from extreme methods of farm animal confinement.
The Xinhua news agency issued a commentary declaring that "to cure its addiction to debts, the United States has to re-establish the common sense principle that one should live within its means".
For Rogers, a figure of the New Left, to the degree that he once quoted Herbert Marcuse at a Royal Institute of British Architects conference, modernism didn't have to be associated with system-built towers, windy open spaces, stained concrete, "social engineering", or all the other shibboleths hastily established as common sense in the reaction to the collapse of Ronan Point in 1968.
During the early 20th century, a broader progressive coalition, including immigrant workers, middle-class urban reformers, muckraking journalists and Social Gospelers established a new common sense about the need for a government that would rein in corporate power and establish a limited welfare state.
Establishing context requires common sense, which computers remain notorious for lacking.
The emergence of modern nation-states and capitalist social relations created the conditions under which ideals of citizenship, governmental accountability, and civil society established themselves as the common sense of Europe and later the United States.
The correlation between observed violence and actual violence is very poorly established — and, here again, common sense confirms social science: the Japanese play seemingly insane amounts of violent video games, but have very little gun violence in their culture and country.
