Sentence examples for common lists from inspiring English sources

Kate Clinton. 5. Celebrate Greatness When scanning those common lists of greatest leaders, thinkers or artists, one might notice that women are often conspicuously absent.

The reason may be that narcissism is not covered by the common lists of mental symptoms [ 8].

Of the 11 studies that described the most common symptoms, the most frequently cited symptoms appearing on the 5 most common lists were: fatigue (n = 9), nausea (n = 7), pain (n = 5), drowsiness (n = 4), and anorexia (n = 3).

The EU has previously failed to draw up a common list of such countries.

But national regulators should be doing more together on such matters as common listing requirements and international accounting standards.

There is a technical solution to this problem: for the search companies to compile and maintain a common list of no-scan copyright holders.

Distant hopeAmerican envoy Richard Holbrooke persuaded the Muslim, Croat and Serb members of Bosnia's collective presidency to agree on a common list of ambassadors.

First it should seek an all-encompassing platform of cooperation with Russia, with everybody subscribing to a common list of E.U. interests.

Senior officials from across the EU are meeting in Brussels this week to try to agree on a common list of "safe countries of origin", meaning that migrants arriving from countries on the list can be deported more quickly.

A publisher or author who doesn't want a work scanned notifies the keepers of the common list once, and anyone conducting scanning would have to remove material that was listed.

Germany, which issued a joint statement with Britain and France calling for the emergency EU summit, is said to be particularly keen to draw up a common list of "safe countries of origin".