Sentence examples for bringing a common from inspiring English sources

An investigation into suspicious bruises on the little boy's head and body "drifted" and the six-month limit for bringing a common assault charge passed, the unpublished serious case review into the tragedy found.

It seems incredible now but six months later Coulson was hired as David Cameron's Director of Communications, tasked with bringing a common touch and "sharper focus" to the Tories.

Despite their advice, Johnson spent $500,000 of his own money and entered the race with the intent of bringing a "common sense business approach" to the office.

It is also possible, however, for a landlord to evict a tenant by bringing a "common-law ejectment action" in State Supreme Court.

Ms. Krinsky added: "After every vote has been counted, Lew Fidler will be the state senator for the 27th District, and he looks forward to bringing a common-sense approach to government and the Statehouse".

Two months after they were executed Labour came to power, bringing a Commons vote to suspend capital punishment for five years in the 1965 Murder Act, a move made permanent in 1969.

The best case for Pawlenty is that he would bring a common touch and a populist style to a candidacy that currently lacks both.

Economics- The term "coin a word" leaves an impression that a person who creates a word or phrase or brings a common word or phrase into popular usage benefits monetarily from this creation.

The increasing number of morphologies being generated by BigNeuron fulfills the first requirement, and the inclusion of NeuroM in the BigNeuron extension pipeline brings a common set of quantitative analysis tools to the community.

However, if, for example, membership in the group 'men' brings a common set of risks or traits that differ from the characteristics of those in the group 'women,' then this heterogeneity of the sample necessitates separate analyses for each group.

In addition to disappointment over the volume of new patients the scheme would bring, a common concern was inadequate remuneration for complicated deliveries, such as those requiring blood transfusion or Caesarean section: "From this amount of Rs 2,800, medicines will cost us 1,000, anaesthesia cost 1,500.