Sentence examples for common need from inspiring English sources

Those with the status of société anonyme, the most common, need a unanimous vote from shareholders.

Garment factories, for example, cluster together, because they share a common need for support services.

"Sure, our subissues may diverge, but we have one common need," said William L. Davis, chief executive of the printing firm R. R. Donnelley & Sons.

He and Gunther agree to disagree, and in no time they are a team, acknowledging their common need to occupy whatever narrowing space is left for justice in Germany, and the trust it inspires between them.

She described a club based on a common need that was made up of her and her friend Arlene Francis: "We shared the same terrible personality trait: neither of us could stand it if everybody didn't love us".

True, she sometimes lays it on too thick: edging close to self-parody with bluesy groans and growls, or waxing inspirational (in "Doesn't Everybody") about our common need for love.

Name: The Wages Room City: London Website: http://www.thewagesroom.co.uk/ My payroll bureau was set up at the end of 2011 in response to the common need to have control of one's finances.

Even royalty has common needs and so the collection contains a formidable array of chamber pots, bidets and washbasins.

Councillor Paul McGlone, lead member for finance at Lambeth council, said: "This is a common sense solution for councils that have common needs.

Through its capacity to create resonant symbols, art can diffuse interpersonal tensions and unite communities by clarifying common needs and goals.

There are commercial solutions for common needs like chemical registration systems or electronic lab notebooks.