Until the 1960's, he contends, Americans were united by a common set of beliefs.
It gives countries too much latitude to make whatever commitments they want, relatively unconstrained by a common set of rules imposed "top down" by the agreement.
First, as the weaker partners in the trading system, developing countries benefit the most when the major trading powers play by a common set of rules.
"A finalized code of conduct, in which all abide by a common set of rules and standards, is something that will benefit the entire Asia-Pacific community of nations — and beyond," Mr. Kerry told the leaders.
On a continent that is supposed to be bound together by a common set of rules and values, the impact of this summer's migrant crisis is being felt disproportionately by a handful of countries while others, such as Britain, have resisted efforts to more equitably share the burden.
New, high-potential customer segments can be defined by a common set of important, unsatisfied jobs.
Women are "a serial collective defined neither by any common identity nor by a common set of attributes that all individual in the series share" (Young 1994, 737).
We find that net migration into the majority of cities can be well explained by a common set of parameters.
For paired comparison experiments involving options described by a common set of two-level factors a new method for generating exact designs is presented.
Moreover, it is mathematically proved that the new model identifies only a single BCC-efficient DMU by a common set of optimal weights.
