Sentences with phrase «exercising common sense»

Living beneath a thatched roof doesn't mean you can't enjoy the warmth of a real fire, it's just a case of exercising common sense — use appropriate firelighters, have your chimney swept at least once a year and ensure you have a working fire alarm fitted.

The recent Ontario Superior Court case of Hogan v. MTCC 595 demonstrates that some condo boards have not yet read the memo about being responsive to unit owners and exercising common sense.

Responsible parties make settlement offers in order to avoid the risks of being judged by a jury made up of regular citizens exercising their common sense under the law.

My take is that they're merely exercising common sense, but because various other companies have set the bar so low, it makes them look like saviors by comparison.

Internet dating safety is maximized by exercising common sense and trusting your instincts.

I think again exercising common sense.»

These forces are the stuff of everyday life: rates of birth higher for Mexicans and Mexican - Americans than for most other ethnic groups; a chain of entirely legal immigration, as Mexican - Americans bestow residency and citizenship on their spouses, children and parents; and a practice of illegal immigration that is, in the vast majority of instances, born from ordinary people exercising common sense.

Everybody also has a right to choose whether or not to exercise common sense.

Evidently what was so treasonable was not the suggestion itself but the fact that I had individually exercised my common sense and made an evaluation.

We don't need this controlling as suggested, however we do need people to exercise common sense and judgement what ever the source of opinion is.

When it comes to herbs for breastfeeding, new Moms need to exercise some common sense.

Always exercise common sense while babywearing.

Conference deplores the misleading claims made by some government ministers that teachers have nothing to fear if a pupil dies or is injured as a result of participating in educational activity sanctioned by the school and where the teacher has exercised common sense.

In my opinion L. failed on many counts to exercise common sense and due diligence on her own behalf.

It is also very important that people exercise common sense and prudence with individuals they have just met, whether through an online dating service or any other means, and we educate our customers and put tools in their hands to protect themselves and report any concerns.»

As long as online daters exercise common sense as they should do even when dating in the conventional manner, they should have safe dates.

While you need to exercise common sense to avoid scams, I've found success with mingle2.

Site, exercise some common sense, enjoy and jump in millions black christian dating people are doing it.

I am great company, enjoy every day of life, but also exercise common sense.

I think the best (and free) protection is to exercise common sense in protecting your personal information, review your credit report regularly, and follow - up on the FTC's advice and alerts regarding identity theft.

However, if a family wants to keep a dog intact, exercises common sense precautions to prevent unwanted litters, and understands the risks of infection and cancer, they should not be considered «irresponsible.»

We do not expect you to be perfect, but we do expect you to exercise common sense.

They are very easy to housebreak if the owner is diligent and exercises common sense in the training period.

There is way too much discussion about the narrow trail and the risk of falling off, exercise common sense and anyone can do it.

As always, exercise common sense, but you should not be afraid to travel to this Islamic country (as I also think Dubai is great for solo female travel).

[Response: No, he should have exercised some common sense.

Therefore, you will want to exercise common sense.

Whether you believe him or not, this certainly qualifies as a fabulous example of the follies of Facebook — and, as I've urged before — of the need for lawyers and judges to exercise common sense in social networking.

Today's daily habit is commonsense but most people do not exercise common sense when it comes to legal marketing.

If you are considering a viatical or life insurance settlement, the best way to protect yourself is to do your research and exercise common sense.

And so, in today's times, to stay safe online not only do you need to secure your Windows PC, but you need to also exercise common sense and follow these basic Internet security tips:

Users should also be cautious when arranging to meet sellers in order to complete trades and should generally exercise common sense when trading on the platform.

Maintains confident, articulate and professional speaking ability and experience with an ability to exercise common sense in making decisions.

Not exact matches

Tanzi's tips included some of those oh - so - common - sense and yet difficult - to - achieve goals like getting enough sleep, exercising, and maintaining a healthy diet, among others.

Obviously, you need to exercise some caution and common sense with this tactic.

Using common sense and finding creative solutions are core strengths for a good entrepreneur — exercise those muscles.

An educated and worldly Muslim community leader like Rauf wants to build Muslim center close to ground zero, while the war and other thing is going, is this a common sense or decency have been exercise or just Muslims self - absorption and taking no responsibility of their own community conduct, they should not be crying like a spoil baby, when a ripple affect from their own conduct come back toward them (The Burning of Koran and fire attempt toward Muslim community were coming from his fake and insincere agenda on this building issue).

St Clare's Catholic primary school and Calderwood Lodge Jewish primary school will share the same building in an ambitious plan conceived by East Renfrewshire education authority in 2013, describing it as an exercise in common sense.

Furthermore, there was no school of thought in China that would have presented a substantialist alternative to the view of being as change; the closest candidate would be the common - sense view of things attacked by the Buddhists as illusion, and even here it was the Indian, not Chinese, sources of Buddhism that became most exercised about criticizing the theory of permanent substances.

In general prudence implies the ability to exercise good judgment and common sense, especially in the conduct of practical matters.

As always, it is best to follow a common - sense regimen for weight loss: eat less and exercise.

Jay Early and Bonnie Weiss, IFS therapists and writers have translated IFS to user - friendly, common sense ideas and exercises that are extremely helpful.

I don't blame my parents though, but I should have exercise my very own common sense and determined for myself my own reasons (selfish they may be) my necessities for happiness.

More exercise and less screen time is good, that is common sense.

She talked to many excellent sources for this piece, such as Bertrand Weber, Karen Le Billon and Chef Ann Cooper — but clearly she went into the exercise laboring under a false premise: she seems to think that our «nutritionism» culture is what's producing subpar school meals and that if we'd just apply more common sense to our diet, we'd suddenly see France's salmon lasagne on American school trays.

The key for parents is to exercise some discretion and common sense because, as with any internet endeavor, there is ample opportunity for kids to be led astray.

«Social media users are not above the law, but the Crown Prosecution Service must exercise its discretion to prosecute with common sense and proportionality,» commented Emily Thornberry, shadow attorney general

State Senator Daniel Squadron said, «Too often, Albany stands in the way of common - sense voting and election laws that allow more New Yorkers to exercise their right to vote.

Exercising in the heat is safe if you use common sense and follow some basic rules, Bergeron says.

Just use some proper planning and common sense to make sure that you choose cardio exercises that don't heavily involve the muscles you've just finished training or are about to train.