Sentence examples for be a shared understanding from inspiring English sources
To bring the picture off there had to be a shared understanding.
There should be a shared understanding of the flexibility that is there.
There needs to be a shared understanding across the NHS of the patient's right to be listened to, and what this means for every patient interaction.
"There should be a shared understanding amongst the most senior staff of the BBC of how this failing arose and what is expected of them to ensure that the BBC's values are understood and the standards for quality are met".
Owing to the geographical spread of reservist families, they are less likely than families from the regular forces to be in military communities where there will be a shared understanding of the issues faced as part of military life.
Penny Fowler, head of private sector advocacy at Oxfam, has advised that although the private partner's "motivation might be quite different to the NGO's" there can – and must – be a shared understanding of goals and outcomes desired by both parties: "this needs to be a win-win for both".
The phrase persists not because it's a shared understanding but because it resonates with those women who understand that the encroachment upon their rights is, in fact, a form of assault.
What's slipping today, says Van Kampen, is a shared understanding of what Shakespeare's music and instruments would have meant to his listeners.
The most important prerequisite for such coordination is a shared understanding of legal terms, such as the notion of a tax subsidy.
It is governed by shared commitments to international standards such as Sphere Project's humanitarian charter, and at its heart is a shared understanding of what is needed to tackle poverty and a commitment to do so.
