Sentence examples for take common from inspiring English sources

Another priority was to take common action on the environment.

Public health officials urged people to remain calm and to take common sense precautions.

The judge said the prosecutors had failed to take "common sense precautions" to avoid the problem.

"We think that European privacy officials need to take common action on this".

You need not be concerned for your safety if you take common precautions and use taxis after dark.

It reflects his creative nature--the ability to take common things and use them to make art.

But he offered a blunt reminder to Africans that the disease is preventable -- if people would only speak frankly about how it is spread, and take common-sense action.

Indeed, instead of helping farmers take common-sense measures to limit their land's vulnerability to extreme weather, the legislation would simply spend billions more on crop insurance — sticking taxpayers with the bill.

Gun violence touches every town in America.' 'For too long, change has been thwarted by the Washington gun lobby and by leaders who refuse to take common-sense steps that will save lives.

"Our job now is to take common-sense steps that lessen the likelihood of a similar tragedy striking Arizona — while resisting the urge to turn a school into a fortress," she said.

"The president supports and respects the Second Amendment," Mr. LaBolt said, "and he believes we can take common-sense steps to keep our streets safe and to stem the flow of illegal guns to criminals".