Sentence examples for sense issues from inspiring English sources

In that sense, issues that are close to the hearts of the public are even more exploitable by competing politicians.

Normally, we rely on other laws governing the capacity of minors to take care of common sense issues like that.

Common Sense Issues, an independent conservative group, began running the following 30-second advertisement critical of former Gov. Mitt Romney of Massachusetts in Iowa over the weekend.

The group behind the effort to promote Mr. Huckabee is Common Sense Issues Inc., whose executive director, Patrick Davis, told The Associated Press that the calls were "personalized educational artificial intelligence".

Common Sense Issues, the group attacking Mr. McCain about unborn children, is run by Patrick Davis, who was the political director of the National Republican Senatorial Committee in 2004.

"Mehrotra has much to say of value – of urgency – on the matter of multilingualism, creative practice, and translation (in both its literal and figurative sense), issues that are pressingly important in today's world," McDonald said today.

The group Taxpayers for Common Sense issued a 19-page list of items sought by lawmakers for home-state spending.

The race (in the colour sense) issue, though, is barely mentioned, and the book's dedication - "To my family, to McLaren and to Mercedes-Benz" - emphasises the essentially corporatist nature of the enterprise.

Earlier this year, the National Wildlife Federation and Taxpayers for Common Sense issued a list of projects -- undertaken and under consideration -- that they considered particularly troublesome; the deepening of the Delaware was No. 2 on the list.

"This is a common sense issue.

The concept of MDT may be a common sense issue in which patient benefits and decreased length of stay occur due to small increments of coordinated efforts without a large-scale prospective randomized trial to 'prove' that MDT works.