Rome in the west and Parthia in the east met as Alexander's successors and, with a common accord, settled the inheritance.
Find that common accord, Mr Jenkins.
As with BAE Systems and its Glasgow shipyards, Bombardier still needs that sense of common accord, supported by taxpayer-backed common expenditure.
And politics in the United States could trump a common sense accord with Iran.
As shown by the cross-national Diabetes Attitudes, Wishes and Needs (DAWN) study, psychosocial problems in patients with diabetes are common according to reports of patients and providers, and are perceived as important barriers to effective self-care.
Baptists insist that the fundamental authority, under Christ, is vested in the local congregation of believers, which admits and excludes members, calls and ordains pastors, and orders its common life in accord with what it understands to be the mind of Christ.
We can for this reason no longer suppose that the view that reality is "just brute matter" is the view most in accord with common sense.
Those who believe that the Church-Fitch result is a paradox can respond to Williamson with examples of paradoxes that accord with common sense.
Nevertheless, we can and should appreciate the way in which Berkeley articulated a positive idealist philosophical system, which, if not in perfect accord with common sense, is in many respects superior to its competitors.
It is philosophically well-motivated and mathematically precise, it yields results that accord with common practice, and it gives determinate rulings about some borderline cases (for example, set-theoretic membership).
