Sentence examples for has said common from inspiring English sources

Beyond supporting reform of the visa system, Gingrich has said "common sense" should be applied to deportation policy.

As historian Peter Linebaugh has said, the commons is best understood as a verb.

Meanwhile David Cameron has said the Commons will be recalled on 19 July to debate the latest developments in the phone hacking scandal.

The White House has said it is "common sense" for people to be allowed to do so.

Clarke, in discussing the band has said that "our common thread is improvisation".

A historian has said that Henry Ford freed common people from the limitations of their geography.

"What I have said is a common view in towns like Bradford where Labour lost in the byelection.

Even if health professionals had said HN was rather common, no one in their families had heard about HN before and this contrast seemed odd to them.

But F.E.C. officials have said such amended filings are common.

Mick Whelan, general secretary, said "common sense had broken out".

A spokesman from Disability Watford said "common sense had prevailed".