Betekenis van:
good sense

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1. She has good sense.
2. He has a good sense of feeling.
3. You have a good sense of humor.
4. He is a person with good sense.
5. Tom certainly doesn't have a very good sense of direction.
6. A sensible person is one who uses good sense.
7. A person of good sense will certainly not believe blindly.
8. He has a very good sense of humor.
9. She bequeathed all her good sense to her son.
10. He has no dress sense at all, but he thinks he looks good.
11. I have a good sense of direction, so I don't get lost.
12. The critical issue was whether making further investment by releasing funds from reserves would make commercial sense or be tantamount to putting ‘good money after bad’.
13. This tool should make possible the exchange of experience and good practice and the dissemination of information concerning the Programme as well as trans-European cultural cooperation in the broad sense.
14. In this respect the Master Circular on Rupee Export Credit notes that ‘ceiling rates of interest on credit extended to exporters as prescribed in this Circular are lower than the maximum lending rates normally charged to other borrowers and are, therefore, indicated as concessive in this sense.’ The difference in rates might decrease for companies with good credit ratings.
15. This finding is reinforced by the evidence submitted by Ford and Romania (see recital 16 above) to show that a good part of the trainers involved in the programme (up to 90 %) will be external trainers from specialised training centres, and that a considerable part of the training will be offered outside the premises of the factory (see also in this sense eligible travel expenses for both trainers and trainees at recital 18 of the Decision).