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

It is common sense.

But this was all common sense.

He is lacking in common sense.

She is lacking in common sense.

Making Mitt Romney seem the epitome of common sense

What they had in common was a sense of courage.

Nice people with common sense do not make interesting characters.

So my common sense, my good intentions, were in conflict with my taste buds.

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

Today s challenges finance, food, and energy, for example are many. Yet they share a root cause, whereby speculative and often narrow interests have superseded the common interest, common responsibilities, and common sense.

If you pass the left brain, you have to take care of logic and common sense.

And these include a sense of shared responsibility, common norms that bind people together as a community.

You've created your own rules, in which women and children are getting a different sense of security.

Strange mashups were tried as caloric and nutritional fulfillment took precedent over taste or even common kitchen sense.

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.

The harmonization of the interpretation of common rules and regulations should begin now for obvious reasons.

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

We cannot mandate peacebuilding in the same sense as the Council might mandate a peacekeeping mission, or impose regulations of peace in the same sense as we might rules of engagement.

Now, obviously it makes common sense that if you want to help the people, you go where the people are.

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

Moreover, by their nature, common sense methods for fact finding cannot be subject to negotiation or selective approval by States.

UNPD and United Nations funds and programmes at Headquarters have adopted common procurement related financial regulations and rules.

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

Legal principles and common sense require us to proceed to a vote only after the effective establishment of the enlarged Council.

Common sense dictates that monitoring the weapons complex on its own may not give sufficient confidence in achieving the verification goal.

It is common sense, and the world needs to have some of that if we are going to avoid more wars.

It should be undertaken in parallel with the necessary harmonization of the interpretation of common rules and regulations as a step in the implementation of any information systems common solution.

Likewise, European states accept the common norms and rules of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, and are almost always prepared to be regulated by them. Indeed, the European Union is the fruit of a long, continuous effort to strengthen common norms and rules among European states.

Common sense here, though, has not yet revolted in response to this response that the law has offered to these forms of creativity.

UNICEF concurs with JIU that a common payroll system is technically feasible, provided that the organizations within the United Nations system harmonize and standardize the organization unique interpretation of common rules and regulations.

The actual consolidation of payroll systems is not dependent on the full harmonization of the interpretation of common rules and regulations.

There are a number of reasons to doubt that the human mind is a blank slate, and some of them just come from common sense.

Now, in response to this new use of culture using digital technologies, the law has not greeted this Sousa revival with very much common sense.

When the pardon was granted, the accused's sense that impunity prevailed was validated by the Spanish authorities' common practice of pardoning individuals accused of torture.

The biologist Lewis Wolpert believes that the queerness of modern physics is just an extreme example. Science, as opposed to technology, does violence to common sense.

Human rights treaty bodies have no common approach on how human rights law relates to rules of international humanitarian law during armed conflicts.

There are now firm rules concerning common law marriage, so the institute of marriage is no longer the only recognised form of cohabitation.

You just need a few people who will look at the rules, realize they make no sense, and realize how much they want to be connected.

It is difficult to sustain any democratic system, whether on a national or European scale, without a sense of solidarity. It helps if this is based on something deeper than shared interests a language, a sense of common history, pride in cultural achievements.

Now, given both the common sense and scientific data calling the doctrine of the blank slate into question, why should it have been such an appealing notion?

Many view the development of an individualistic outlook as the greatest threat to solidarity nowadays. But this is closely linked to a diminishing sense of common identity.