Sentence examples for make a common sense decision from inspiring English sources

I know how tough and resilient Cameron is and the pride he's got in wanting to go out there but he needs to make a common sense decision here as well".

"Once we knew we weren't moving forward in East New York, we made a common-sense decision to scale back some of our Brooklyn-related activities," he said.

"But it makes sense to go back to London and take stock of the situation and take a common sense decision rather than a knee-jerk reaction after what is a disappointing result.

It is a common sense decision based on a common sense approach," he said.

Weather Channel meteorologist Bryan Norcross told the New York Times that naming storms was a common-sense decision.

"We're hoping for a common-sense decision," said Tony Hanks, their director of rugby.

Smarter sentencing gives judges the power to make common sense decisions that could save someone's life.

In the absence of original consent, whose wishes should prevail, or at the minimum, who is to be entrusted with making common sense decisions?

"But if we're willing to take a few bold steps, if Washington will just shake off its complacency and set aside the kind of slash-and-burn partisanship that we've just seen for way too long, if we just make some common-sense decisions, our economy will be stronger a year from now".

Of course parents can make good, common-sense decisions about the food their children eat, but we need public policy to mirror good parenting to make the healthy choice the easy choice.

It is also looking at banning the use of CCTV cameras to enforce on-street parking restrictions, after the MPs said this could make "common-sense" decisions on when to issue penalties more difficult.