Sentence examples for common position that from inspiring English sources

The usual pattern for these big EU summits is that Berlin and Paris get together on the eve of the meeting and deliver a common position that forms the basis for a summit deal.

"The latest discovery, named Darwinius masillae, bolsters the less common position that our ape-like ancestor" was a precursor of lemurs.

Negotiations among the 19 Eurozone finance ministers are to resume Sunday morning, in hope of reaching a common position that their leaders can ratify at a separate summit later in the day.

But she will have to endeavour to produce coherence from frequent cacophony and steer the more powerful EU countries towards common positions that are not simply lowest common denominator policies.

The Remainers have only slowly recovered from the shock of their defeat and have yet to establish common positions that they can rally around.

So we hope to find a common E.U. position that is a positive one and doesn't undermine the court".

European foreign ministers meeting in Brussels appeared to reach a minimal common position, acknowledging that Kosovo had declared independence and allowing those nations that wanted to recognize it formally to do so.

Germany and France usually try to present a common position but that looks less easy this time, with Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, and Nicolas Sarkozy, the French president, making separate speeches this week.

If it does not then it adopts a "common position" and submits that new version to the Parliament.

Thus a common position is that the A-rights include, centrally, the liberty rights, and that the A-C-rights include, centrally, the welfare rights.

Despite the variations in the methods of measuring multimorbidity, however, the common position is that multimorbidity is a major health challenge at the primary care level in developed countries [ 3, 7, 8] and may be an emerging health problem in developing countries.