Sentence examples for common decisions from inspiring English sources

"It is normal that those who share a common currency must take some common decisions relating to that currency," he added.

He said there were "few moments in history when nations are summoned to common decisions that will reshape the lives of men and women potentially for generations to come".

For example, one of the most common decisions is to co-found with someone you have a prior social relationship with — friends or family – and not a prior professional relationship.

A team will offer services to another team, for example, reports, common decisions, statistics, or others.

Among the most common decisions in manufacturing and distribution companies are probably those regarding Material Requirements Planning.

Many federal political orders accommodate minority groups in two ways discussed above: both through a division of power, and by granting them influence over common decisions.

"It was a common decision, so we put everything on the table and we decided altogether we should go that way.

The German chancellor, Angela Merkel, assures us that the answer to the crisis is "more Europe" — more coordination of policies and more common decision-making.

Any final review that goes to the American commander and the Afghan defense minister will truly be "a common decision, a consensus," he said.

What do you expect from the talks? A. The important thing is that during the meeting the two sides should reach a common decision for having a dialogue on the proposed topics.

Andreas Cem Vogt, head of marketing at a call-centre company, opted for civilian rather than army service, a common decision, on the uncommon grounds that he did not feel "100% German".