Sentence examples for common action and from inspiring English sources

"This is not a common action, and it seems to have involved an extraordinary joint examination by state and federal regulators," said Charles Intriago, editor of Money Laundering Alert, a newsletter focusing on money laundering issues.

Thou is also a not I but unlike he, not in the "sphere of all beings", but rather in another sphere of common action and interaction.

For Arendt, it is only by means of direct political participation, that is, by engaging in common action and collective deliberation, that citizenship can be reaffirmed and political agency effectively exercised.

We need those common principles to guide our common action and to give credibility and legitimacy to our communication activities; to make clear that EU communication is not about selling Europe or producing propaganda, it is about enhancing our democracy.

Microsoft says that it has updated "nearly 100% of the SkyDrive UI," but in addition to the new look, the service now offers a number of new features, including instant search (which can also find content inside of Office documents) and a contextual toolbar that should make finding common actions and commands easier.

SMNet partners had to trust each other and prioritize and coordinate common actions and goals.

Empirical research on deliberative processes suggests that communication and common action never happen among equals and that they are never free from any form of power over [36, 61].

The common action of IR3535 and Picaridin on these otherwise divergent ORs suggests they target the common AaOR7 component.

The Life and Work movement was pledged to practical Christianity and common action by focusing the Christian conscience on international relations and social, industrial, and economic problems.

Some 170 participants pledged to take up the challenge issued by UNICEF Country Representative Macharia Kamau "to work together to build partnerships, establish a common vision and take common action" to end violence against women and children in their respective countries.

Although, there is no 'one size fits all' solution, practitioners in all regions identified the need for integrated solutions and common action to implement suitable SI strategies at the regional landscape level and in local ecosystems.