Common sense, a rare idea in the law, but here it was. Common sense Revolts at the idea. Common sense.

That's common sense.

Islam is common sense.

It is common sense.

Common Sense on Capital Controls

This is a triumph for common sense.

Such arguments have the ring of common sense.

Western governments can help with common sense reforms.

Have they lost any trace of common sense!

Well, it's a technology for, first, salvation in its most basic sense.

Common sense would, of course, have reached the same conclusion.

In other words, Europe displays a strong sense of survival, but not a strong sense of common purpose.

Yet they share a root cause, whereby speculative and often narrow interests have superseded the common interest, common responsibilities, and common sense.

Only a shared sense of common purpose can prevent regional militarization.

This totalitarian, gestapo like, fascist fight with smokers is more like an extermination, a genocide, running counter to all norms of common sense. An entire group of citizens is having its basic rights violated.

It seems like common sense even moral virtue to respond this way.

But this is closely linked to a diminishing sense of common identity.

But it is a common sense that our world does not have.

Jews were spread across many countries, but to some extent shared a common language and a sense of common fate.

It is time to leaven financial triumphalism with some humility and common sense.

But what their leaders say in private reveals a sense of common frustration.

There can be no free market for basic science in the literal sense of the term.

Russian citizens shouldn't have to suffer because their leaders have problems with common sense.

But Obama s victory might also be a testament to most US voters basic sense of economic reality.

This is not only common sense, but has been verified by studies and statistical analyses.

The President I thank Mr. Wolfensohn for his common sense and his very good statement.

In particular, we overwhelmingly communicate three basic needs the need for a sense of community, the need for a sense of safety, and the need for a purpose.

The world has benefited enormously from the triumph of generosity, professionalism, common decency, and good sense.

In that event, there remains the hope that mutual nuclear deterrence will promote mutual common sense.

In short, citizenship in the full sense of the word requires basic rights and the ability to enforce them.

Unfortunately, no US politician appears willing to explain this bit of common sense to the American public.

RIO DE JANEIRO When it comes to all things green, common sense seems to have been abandoned.

As far as any new projects were concerned, priorities and common sense should be the watch words.

The pathetic efforts to inculcate a common sense of Britishness or Dutchness in multi cultural societies, however well intentioned, attest to the breakdown of a common identity.

When these function well, we have a general sense that, even though people are not always trustworthy, basic fairness prevails.

These drills use basic ( kihon ) techniques and develop a sense of timing and distance in defence against a known attack.

Thus Allah makes clear His commandments for you it is expected that you will use your common sense .

Thus Allah makes clear His commandments for you it is expected that you will use your common sense .

The CACG, for example, advocates that the director has to have integrity, common sense, business acumen and leadership.

In the view of the Special Rapporteur, these terms of reference are fundamental, necessary and common sense considerations.

This focus on material improvement aimed at meeting basic needs makes sense for a country at Bhutan s relatively low income level.

Now, this idea that everything is a remix might sound like common sense until you're the one getting remixed.

There is room in economics for grand speculation some part intuition, some part common sense, and some part ideology.

The past two and a half years have been a disaster for peace, stability, and our sense of common humanity.

Here again, both common sense and natural justice would suggest that sentences should be served where the crimes were committed.