Sentence examples for policy common sense from inspiring English sources

German interest rates really need to be lower, but since this is not possible under Europe's single monetary policy, common sense would argue that Germany should allow fiscal policy to be more flexible.

Elevating hope over experience, they have made the judgement that giving the major parties at least a little bit of breathing space is the best way to return to some semblance of policy common sense.

Daniels, in Douthat's telling, has all the things that the Republican Party needs but is running away from: pragmatism, fiscal discipline, a head for social policy, common sense — just the man Douthat and Reihan Salam's book "Grand New Party" called for.

Maybe we can reach a consensus on tax policy when common sense begins to trump ideology.

Comparative Advantage is discredited in terms of logic, experience, policy, and common sense.

He had this sign on his door that said, "When policy and common sense conflict, common sense will prevail".

It's a glaring inconsistency, "the audacity of nope," a policy where common sense has taken a holiday.

"This lapse in judgment not only violated F.A.A.'s own policies, but common sense standards for professional conduct.

Aker says Ukip wants to produce policy that is "common sense".

The policy seems like common sense, but it also meant that many workers were often paid for hours where no work actually got done.

Objecting to the application, novelist Ian McEwan wrote: "To industrialise an area of great and fragile beauty for a near negligible gain is entirely against the spirit of any environmental policy rooted in common sense and practical solutions.