Sentence examples for restore common sense from inspiring English sources

Our reforms will protect fundamental freedoms, prevent abuse of the system and restore common sense".

"The proposal will restore common sense to the forest management process," said Michael Klein, a spokesman for the association.

A spokesman for the American Forest and Paper Association said the proposal would simply restore common sense to management of national forests.

Cameron's speech was amplified by the Tory MP for Monmouth, David Davies, who urged his party to "restore common sense to our legal system" with a British bill of rights.

Jason Chaffetz, a Congressman from Utah (not Texas) has introduced a bill in the House of Representatives that would "restore common sense and fairness" and send one of the shuttles to Houston rather than New York.

He said he wanted to "restore common sense" to the issue of teachers touching pupils and that it was "proper and necessary" for adults to touch children when they demonstrated how to play an instrument or play sport, broke up violence or comforted a child.

In 2002, Philip formed Common Good, a nonpartisan national coalition dedicated to restoring common sense to America.

The hope was that the practice would, as Barack Obama once put it, help in "restoring common sense to executive pay".

"Through the Protection of Freedoms Act we are restoring common sense to the system by ensuring only those convicted of a criminal offence will have their DNA retained indefinitely … All DNA samples taken by police are checked against the national database before deletion".

What Philip K. Howard, a lawyer leading the charge for restoring common sense to our courts, labels "legal fear" is corroding our daily life.

Our bill will protect fundamental human rights, but also prevent their abuse and restore some common sense to the system.