common sense reasoning [ commonsense reasoning | common-sense reasoning ]

it stands to reason that

ordinary sensible person [ ordinary sensible man ]

common sense | commonsense

common sense

a rule of good sense and wisdom

senselessness

ordinary sensible person

good positioning

While these incremental changes go in the right direction, there is a growing recognition that real and substantial simplification will require changing the rules themselves[11], while keeping errors in transactions at an acceptable level.

We need – even though I dislike the phrase because it sounds so silly – ‘more Europe’. In other words, we need more common sense, healthy common sense, which I know is very unevenly distributed across Europe.

Mr. Paul Forseth: I gather from what you said that in a dissolving family the data reconfirms what we can obviously infer from just common sense: that the more peaceably and reasonably people are able to manage their affairs, rather than getting into a hotly contested court contest and continuing to have an atmosphere of anger and competition and one side against another— Clearly the conflicted alternative is not good for children, and if people are able to manage their affairs and reasonably accommodate each other, children are better accommodated on that side.

In protecting the environment, our sense of common good should be matched by our good common sense: common sense to clear up the clutter and confusion that comes with having more than 40 federal departments and agencies involved in environmental assessments; common sense in addressing the delays and unpredictability of the current system with its open-ended reviews that often require, not only several months, but several years to complete; common sense in eliminating unnecessary duplication within the federal government itself and b ...[+++]etween the federal government and the provincial governments; and common sense in making our efforts to protect the environment as effective as possible.