These are straightforward, common-sense recommendations that all employers should adopt.
These are straightforward and common sense solutions to a serious potential threat and should be implemented as quickly as possible.
Straightforward and common sense does not mean that something is easy or easy to understand; it's a complex thing to see and only becomes clear when looking back.
He recently wrote: "The ability to take a hopeless situation and, by applying some straightforward business skills, common sense and positive energy, see children who were tearaways a few years ago now engaged in serious academic study, is truly something special to be involved in".
He makes a straightforward appeal to common sense (Reid 1785/1969, 770).
The mayor of Lhokseumawe hasn't made any retorts to Abdalla's claims yet, but no doubt his most logical and straightforward piece of common sense so far would shut him right up: "When you see a woman straddle, she looks like a man.
He is seen as weak due to his girlish appearance and physical build but is very straightforward and has more common sense than most of his friends.
He emphasized what so many people in business fail to grasp: common sense and straightforward, honest direction.
Nearly every state has since reached the right conclusion, that Dreamers who now live here legally should be able to drive legally, too, as a straightforward matter of public safety and common sense.
"It simply defies common sense that a straightforward land-use permit approval would turn into a ban on animal husbandry practices -- an area in which the commissioners have no education, training or expertise," Joel Manby, president and chief executive of SeaWorld Entertainment, said in a statement.
