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The editorial also criticizes both leaders for failing to articulate "a common path forward" on the peace process.

To Bustani and many such figures, the strife illustrated the danger of sectarian belonging, and they set out to articulate a common heritage of language, culture and equality in rights and laws.

First, to articulate a common vision for long-term climate policy, which could involve setting a long-term emissions-reduction target (for example, a 50% reduction from 1990 levels by 2050).

These include the leadership to articulate a common vision, effective regulation, a robust capacity for market research, contract design, award and management and oversight of outsourced providers, expertise in modeling and financial analysis, and adept alliance-building among partners.

As Shiffman and Smith noted in their article in 2007 the maternal health community and the sexual and reproductive health and rights community could not articulate a common internal or external problem frame [ 24].

First, although maternal mortality is now recognised as a human rights problem, the maternal health community and the sexual and reproductive health and rights community could not articulate a common external frame or unified demand, with respect to maternal health rights related obligations.

Articulating a common elite view, President Franklin Roosevelt's secretary of the interior, Harold Ickes, described Jewish colonization of Palestine as an achievement "without comparison in the history of the human race".

Both issues — Iran's dangerous nuclear ambitions and the Palestinian right to a secure state — need to be dealt with seriously, but neither man acknowledged the other side's priority nor articulated a common path forward.

Steven Spielberg, the ultimate studio guy, even though he doesn't currently have one behind him, articulated a common theme when he banged the drum for "Dark Knight," a film that did good (the critical reaction was rapturous) while doing well (it did amazing box office).

Franzen may be tiresomely preoccupied with the ways in which new technologies are threatening the life of the mind (what other writer would make a book trailer about being reluctant to make a book trailer?), but in his vexing and insightful way he articulates a common sense of unease about the advent of video advertisements for literature.

At last week's Cologne summit, the national governments, acting on behalf of the Council of Ministers, appointed their own choice of "high representative", in the shape of Javier Solana, the Spanish secretary-general of NATO (until the end of the year), to start articulating a common foreign and security policy for Europe.