This establishes a basic sense of common ground on which other agents may be encountered as potential cooperators.
We must work together by finding our common ground, our basic humanity.
However, as Alston sees it, there exists no such common ground for settling basic epitemic disputes over religious truth claims, and this, he contends, alters the situation drastically.
It was precisely her sense of the common ground (in terms of basic sensations and feelings) between animals and people that allowed her to show such sensitivity to animals, and to insist so forcefully on their humane management.
But there doesn't seem to be much common ground yet even over the basic chronology.
He writes that a basic framework of principle is essential, some agreed common ground to which the parties can be held.
This same basic theme, and its same basic particulars, were espoused by an illustrious gathering of scientists at the Oldways Common Ground Conference in Boston in November; that consensus statement is available for you here.
The emerging interest of many basic aging biologists in the concept of healthspan has created a new common ground for investigators working at different levels of the translational geroscience continuum.
The basic support principle consisted of making individual perspectives explicit, which serves as a basis for negotiating common ground.
