Sentence examples similar to taking a common approach from inspiring English sources

They took a common approach of Internet companies after a scrap with their users: pretend nothing happened and move on.

In general all of these studies take a common approach, comparing samples aged in the laboratory under known conditions with site-exposed samples.

"It is about taking a common sense approach.

I'd favour taking a common sense approach and trusting that staff are grown up enough to avoid favouritism and use the moderation process effectively.

Clark cautions businesses to take a common sense approach thereafter.

Emily Abt takes a common enough approach to her subject by focusing on the lives of two afflicted women.

"If we were to take a common European approach it would be a great benefit to Europe as a whole".

The F.A.A. "asks the airlines to take a common sense approach to items in the seat-back pocket," said Whitney Eichinger, a spokeswoman for Southwest.

"You have to take a common sense approach," said Willie Freeman, director of security and chief investigator for Newark's 82 public schools.

"It is for individual schools to make any decision to close but we expect headteachers to take a common sense approach based on the conditions at the school and also the safety of any pupils travelling," he said.

Dr. Gerberding urged the public to take "a common sense" approach in helping to prevent the spread of influenza, saying that people should cover their mouth and nose when they cough, and wash their hands frequently.