Sentence examples for common on policy from inspiring English sources

As I reported on Tuesday, the Lib Dems have cooled on the idea of a coalition with Labour, even though the two parties have much in common on policy.

He cited as the reason for his departure a partisan atmosphere that made it impossible for lawmakers to find common ground on policy issues.

Although Mr Clegg's party has more common ground on policy with Labour than the  Tories, the Lib-Lab "footsie under the table" index is at a very low level.

It's just the latest in a number of rifts that have isolated the community from Trump, mere months after the parties sat down ahead of his inauguration in an attempt to find some common ground on policy.

Despite their common focus on policy conflicts, both concepts have been elaborated in largely isolated bodies of literature, while little is known about their common concern of how actors at the landscape level deal with these policy conflicts.

Ryan's staff has been in almost daily contact with the Trump campaign as they have worked to find common ground on policy principles.

They called for a new legal framework enabling the group to forge ahead with a financial transaction – or Tobin – tax that is fiercely opposed by the Cameron government, and to proceed on common policies on financial regulation, labour market policy, corporation tax principles, and a "more efficient" use of the EU budget in the eurozone.

The city's major museums did agree on one common policy, which was to keep their doors open all day and not to charge admission.

Admittedly, his enthusiasm for Europe is hard to square with his many attacks on the common fisheries policy as one time Liberal fisheries spokesman.

The second strategy would be to base the studies on common policy themes as far as possible.

If he had insisted on a comprehensive overhaul of the disastrous common agricultural policy, on the long overdue reduction in salaries and tax-free perks for Eurocrats, and on actual prosecution of corrupt officials.