Sentence examples for common arena from inspiring English sources

But at their best they have the virtue of occurring in a common arena, the place where all parts of a population meet.

But in truth, all of us took little action to create a common arena of criminal and intelligence data that we could all access.

"The doctor walked outside of whatever protection the medical arena could provide him and put himself in the common arena where he could be held to criminal charges," said Rosemarie Tong, a professor of health care ethics at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte.

According to the Baltic, "rather than simply locating a studio situation within the gallery, the exhibition aims to offer its participants, both artists and audience members, a common arena in which to share, test and understand the performative complexities of artistic production".

Its purpose is to create a common arena for regional development and cooperation.

Here, we report a "common arena" experiment aimed to determine whether individuals from different environments vary in their innovative abilities, and to what extent differences in the way they weight approach over avoidance underpins differences in innovation.

He has been reporting on Parliament for 50 years Gladiators of the Commons arena Neil Kinnock Labour leader, 1983-92 "PMQs is a cross between the ballet and a bear pit – the former because of the choreography, the latter because of the yelping and roaring.

The aim of the Conference was to create a common interdisciplinary arena for researchers and professionals involved in road safety, facilitate the exchange of know-how and progress in the last advanced techniques, methods and tools and their applications to safety analysis.

The Garden, one of the most heavily used arenas of its kind in the nation, lacks the luxury boxes, amenities and modern touches common in arenas in smaller cities.

It is a defense unavailable to Mr. Casti, who has, unfortunately, engaged in an activity as rare in mathematics as it has become common in other arenas.

The Quebec City area, with only 700,000 people, may not have the corporate presence to fill the revenue-enhancing 50 to 80 luxury boxes common to N.H.L. arenas.