Sentences with phrase «taking common sense»

You can reduce your chances of being in a slip - and - fall accident by taking common sense steps such as remaining vigilant and wearing sensible shoes.

Useful reasons for judgement were released this week by the BC Supreme Court, Vancouver Registry, taking a common sense approach to this prohibition.

The tips he offers on managing technology are all good reminders of taking a common sense approach.

I am taking this common sense step with this executive order simply because it's the right thing to do.

«We believe in taking a common sense approach with our people,» Parks says.

I didn't necessarily think I was going to have to do that here in Albany because I thought we would've taken a common sense approach to some of these issues,» said Akshar.

To help avoid power outages, please take common sense steps to reduce your energy use.

«We need to take the common sense solution of saving money by ending environmentally harmful spending.»

Joseph takes a common sense approach to matchmaking while infusing his gift of discernment.

If you take a common sense and patient approach, it's usually fairly obvious if a market is trending or not just by looking at the raw price action of its chart, from left to right.

In the absence of an obvious answer, I think it makes sense to take a common sense approach.

Once standards for tail appearance are developed, breeders need to take a common sense approach to how they prioritize what is — with the important exception of NBTxNBT matings — a cosmetic issue when making breeding decisions least the tail start wagging the breed.

He takes a common sense approach to issues and I like that he says if it was my dog I would do....

However all humans involved in the care of these dogs should take common sense precautions such as the use of exam gloves, proper disposal of bandage materials, personal hygiene, etc..

It takes common sense to Realise that back then, Mario kart games are released usually with a 2 - 4 year gap in between.

It takes common sense and runs with it.

I wholly endorse Hansen's carbon tax - time and time again we have seen models that suggest that with the proceeds promptly refunded, a carbon tax will only hurt the laggards and fools who do no take common sense means to reduce their carbon footprint.

In the meantime, take some common sense security steps.

With a family background in retail and property development, Nancie takes a common sense approach to all legal matters.

IP and technology transactions tend to be highly bespoke so we place a strong emphasis on quality drafting and take a common sense approach to negotiations.

Instead, the court took a common sense approach stating that:

She is a leader who makes you feel comfortable, takes a common sense approach, and possesses a rare blend of business mindedness, strategic understanding, problem - solving, subject - matter expertise, and end - user focus.

Take the common sense precaution of observing your environment and the people around you.

Take common sense measures to protect your vehicle and insure your investment with a comprehensive Oklahoma car insurance policy.

You don't have to be an ace student at the College of William & Mary to take common sense measures to get even lower Hampton Insurance rates.

Although juice jacking isn't as widespread a threat as outright phone theft or exposure to malicious viruses via compromised downloads, you should still take common sense precautions to avoid exposure to systems that may malicious access your personal devices.

This job just takes common sense.

This booklet takes a common sense approach to exploring the impact of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's rules on community operators.

Not exact matches

The company is calling on lawmakers to take action on «common sense gun reform,» including measures to address mental health, improve background checks, raise the age to buy a gun, and ban bump stocks and other similar accessories.

Use that same common sense to take down the con - artists who reach out via the internet.

«The idea of taking the actual account number out of the flow... common sense says that's a good thing, especially in the light of the data compromises that we've seen,» said Visa CEO Charles Scharf at a payments conference last month.

But it takes willpower and tenacity to follow this common sense.

According to a much - pored over report by the Wall Street Journal, an NSA hacker flouted protocol (and all common sense) two years ago by taking work home to a personal computer that ran Kaspersky software.

Sometimes it takes a scientific study to prove what should have been obvious all along, but if the near hysteria about the consequences of sitting had you in doubt that common - sense solutions would be sufficient, this research should put your fears to bed.

But taking a step back and looking at the debate creates a common sense question — Why does everything have to be so extreme?

Given the worrying headlines that consistently swirl around the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, common sense suggests that you'd be hard pressed to find a vacationer willing to take a trip there.

And in many cases, all it takes is a little common sense.

That's why it's so important for this common - sense rule to take effect.

«Recent events demonstrate the need for additional action on the part of responsible gun retailers,» Kroger said in a statement, calling the changes «common sense steps we can take immediately.»

Congress has also put Mark Zuckerberg on notice to potentially come speak with them, with Senator Kennedy of Louisiana encouraging Zuck to «do the common sense thing and roll up his sleeves and take a meaningful amount of time talking to [them].»

Maybe, just maybe it would be ok if someone was working on a technical problem such as a car, computer or something that was not directed at you (the person himself) maybe, no not even then... Certainly not a customer who you want to come back and see you... Why even taking the chance to insult a person... I'm on a mission to kindly tell people not to say «no problem» because it may reflect on there tip... So I give them choice & hopefully a good tip... Really folks, its just good common sense.

This is not uncommon when hype and FOMO take over from common sense.

But take your time, and make moves to which the rules of common sense apply.

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Not surprisingly, there are bad actors out there who try to take advantage of the airdrop phenomenon, so you also need to have some awareness and common sense, and keep yourself safe out there.

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi tweeted that Congress had a «moral responsibility» to take «common sense action» to prevent «the daily tragedy of gun violence in communities across America.»

Ol' Franz looked like he had to really fight off common sense and the self preservation instinct to take that final step in the video.

It doesn't take a great deal of common sense to see that this gentleman is hurt emotionally (and perhaps he has every right to be... who wouldn't be if they were in his shoes), and he's angry.

Third, a sales pitch under these conditions is more likely than not to make the experience for the «buyer» rather negative, and any person with common sense will tell you that a negative experience takes multiple positive experiences just to make up for the one negative.

What he took away by denying the possible objectivity and rationality of belief, he returned by reconceiving common sense and common action as expressions of natural inclinations and habits.